
Jack Turner eases past Juan Carlos Martinez Urbina in Liverpool
Jack Turner stopped Juan Carlos Martinez Urbina after three one-sided rounds at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena
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Jack Turner stopped Juan Carlos Martinez Urbina after three one-sided rounds at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena

LIVERPOOL, England — Juan Carlos Martinez Urbina believes experience will play a factor when he takes on Jack Turner this Saturday at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena.

There was little to separate Nick Ball and the mandatory challenger for his WBA featherweight title in Liverpool on the scales as they both came in inside the limit for their contest.

Watching Jack Turner in action, it’s difficult not to draw comparisons to another hard-hitting fighter from the lower weight divisions: “Prince” Naseem Hamed.

Jack Turner’s latest ring appearance lasted all of 65 seconds. In that time, the 22-year-old Liverpudlian dropped Peru’s Piero Aponte three times

Pierce O’Leary won the battle of Dublin as the 24-year-old super lightweight produced one of the most well-rounded performances of his career to comprehensively outpoint Darragh Foley.

Jack Turner, Liverpool’s hot bantamweight prospect is now 6-0 with six first-round victories having dropped Abdul Kesi Ngaoma twice on his way to another rapid victory on the Jordan Gill-Zelfa Barrett undercard in the Manchester Arena.

Jack Turner showed why fight fans in his hometown of Liverpool are excited about his developing boxing career Saturday night. The powerful bantamweight dropped and stopped Tanzanian veteran Adam Yahaya in the first round of their scheduled

When Andy Ruiz upset Anthony Joshua earlier this month, stunning the boxing world to become the first heavyweight champion of Mexican descent, it was an inspirational victory for many, including Mexican heavyweight prospect Elvis Garcia (8-0, 6 KOs). Signed by DiBella Entertainment to an exclusive promotional agreement, Garcia is determined to make his mark on the heavyweight division.

Iain Butcher is back in action on Friday – and has ambitions to have some big domestic showdowns in the near future if he is victorious. Butcher (18-4) fights live on iFL TV at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow, and if he comes through this week’s bout, Butcher wants to take on more of the best of British.