James Beech: record, next fight and profile →
James Beech Jr. will be ready to go after the English featherweight title when he’s wrapped up his 2021 with a 16th pro contest. His next ring action comes at the H Suite in Edgbaston, Birmingham, on the Sunday afternoon of December 19, as part of a show staged by BCB Promotions.
Undefeated Pierce O’Leary will take on former Southern Area champion Siar Ozgul when MTK Fight Night returns to York Hall in London on October 29.
Archie Sharp (20-0, 9 KOs) is back following his victory over Diego Andrade Chavez in July, as the WBO's #2 ranked fighter looks to move one step closer to a world title shot.
James Beech Jnr will have a point to prove when he revisits the scene of arguably his greatest performance as a pro boxer. He features when it’s show-time in the Stadium Suite at Walsall FC’s the Banks’s Stadium, on the Sunday afternoon of September 26.
Unbeaten super bantamweight Chris Bourke continued his progress through the ranks ad he thumped his way to a unanimous points decision over former British title challenger James Beech Jr on the Joe Joyce-Carlos Takam undercard at the SSE Arena, Wembley.
JIMMY BEECH JR has been going without wages for several weeks to make sure he is ready for big punching Chris Bourke. Walsall’s Beech (12-1, 2 KOs) gets a big opportunity when he challenge’s for the Londoner’s WBC International Super-Bantamweight title at SSE Arena, Wembley on Saturday July 24, live on BT.
FRANK WARREN has delivered a spectacular undercard to support Joe Joyce’s big Heavyweight clash against Carlos Takam at SSE Arena, Wembley on Saturday July 24, live on BT.
Brad Foster wasn’t happy, but at 22-years-old, and just four years after taking up boxing, he had a Lonsdale Belt for keeps after successfully defending his British and Commonwealth super-bantamweight titles against James Beech Jr at the BT Sport studios in East London.
For many boxers, the thought of boxing with no fans present might count as a step into the unknown. For Brad Foster, it is something of a relief. Foster has made dramatic steps so far in his fledgling professional career but has made a habit of fighting in his opponents’ backyards. No fans, means no one booing him.
Brad Foster has put the Lockdown night shifts at Tesco behind him and is looking forward to what he predicts will be a “massive event” when he faces James Beech Jr on Friday night, live only on BT Sport. Lichfield’s Foster (12-0-2, 5 KO’s) defends his British and Commonwealth Super-Bantam titles against fellow Midlander Beech Jr. (12-0, 2 KO’s) in the main event of British boxing’s first show back in 118 days.