Jackson England: record, next fight and profile →
On Friday, No Limit had their final event of the year at The Star in Sydney, with super bantamweight contender Sam Goodman (17-0, 7 KOs) picking up his fourth victory of the year.
Arnel Baconaje will gun for his second straight win as he takes on Aussie prospect “Action” Jackson England on September 2 in Australia. Baconaje beat journeyman Leonardo Doronio last March 12 in Parañaque City. He will be gunning for his first win overseas after losing to Yasutaka Ishimoto in Japan, Lingjie Xia in China and Ivan Kozlovsky in Russia.
In a heavyweight contest, Sonny Bill Williams demolished Barry Hall in the first round, with a big right hand closing the show at the Aware Super Theatre in Sydney, Australia.
Western Australian Jackson England is set for the biggest night of his career, as he steps up in class against Australian standout Paul Fleming. The fight takes place on March 23 at the ICC Exhibition Centre in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
"Action" Jackson England has moved up to number 36 in the world after winning his fight against Shiva Mishra. In his first fight back in over a year, Western Australian boxer England has come out swinging.
Australian super featherweight contender Jackson England continued his winning streak stopping New Zealand challenger Shiva Mishra in Perth, on May 28.
Australia’s highly rated "Action" Jackson England, 12-1, is all set to get back under the bright lights in the squared circle after being out of action for more than a year due to limited opponents and COVID restrictions.
"Action" Jackson England's rise up the ranks of young Australian boxing prospects came to a grinding halt in the wake of COVID-19 this year. From regular victories that saw him crack into the World Boxing Council's top 40 to being locked out of his gym in the space of a week, the pandemic hit hard for the Mandurah-based fighter.
Mandurah boxing sensation "Action" Jackson England will be keeping a keen eye on the bout between rising Aussie stars Mark Schliebs and Brock Jarvis next month, as he eagerly awaits the chance to call out the victor.
MTK Global is delighted to announce the signings of twin sensations Ben and Carl Fail as they turn professional. The extremely talented siblings have each had very illustrious amateur careers, with some of Ben’s achievements including a National title and a Haringey Box Cup title, while Carl was a multiple-time National and GB champion and a two-time European silver medallist.