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Arthur: Pryce Already Beat Better Fights Than Rabchenko

•Nov 15, 2013

LONDON (Nov 15) - At the ripe old age of 32, Welsh enigma Bradley Pryce gets what will surely be a final bite at securing a title commensurate with his prodigious natural ability this weekend. On Saturday evening, the one they call ‘Sugar Sweet’ challenges unbeaten Belarussian Sergey Rabchenko for the European light-middleweight crown in Vratsa, Bulgaria. Watch the fight live and exclusive in the UK by tuning into BoxNation, The Channel of Champions, from 5.30pm Saturday night on Sky Ch.437/Virgin Ch.546. Join at www.boxnation.com

UK News: King; Gary O'Sullivan; Browne vs. Towers

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•Jul 16, 2013

LUCAS "BIG DADDY" BROWNE says he's not bothered about the outcome of the Ashes Series, he's just concerned with ensuring Australia beats the Pommies at boxing. The unbeaten Perth puncher faces 6ft 8in Englishman Richard Towers in a final eliminator for the Commonwealth heavyweight title at the Melbourne Pavilion next Thursday (July 25). Last year the pair spent time sparring together at Brendan Ingle's legendary gym in Sheffield and have been firm friends ever since, but they'll be looking to hit each other for six come fight night.

News: Arthur; Mansour; Hughie Fury; Dann; Collins Jr.

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•Jul 10, 2013

Arthur's Gym, based in Rhydyfelin, has been shortlisted in this year's prestigious National Lottery Awards which is broadcast on national television. The National Lottery Awards reward and recognise the inspirational impact of National Lottery funded projects across all sections of society. National Lottery players raise more than £35 million for good causes throughout the UK every week. Over 900 good causes from across the UK were nominated in this year's Awards. Arthur's Gym has made it through to the final seven in the Best Sport Project category, with a coveted National Lottery Awards trophy and a £2,000 cash prize up for grabs if they get the highest number of public votes in their category.

UK News: Satchell-Butcher; Jamie Arthur; Sinden

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•Jun 3, 2013

Last year Jamie Arthur decided to hang up his gloves after career that lasted over 20 years to focus on coaching the next generation of boxers and today he’s proud to announce his first ever boxing event. The Rhydyfelin Sports Bar will host ‘Rumble In The Rhyd’ on Friday June 21st, under the jurisdiction of the Welsh Amateur Boxing Association. Arthur enjoyed a stellar amateur career which included numerous Welsh titles and culminated in a gold medal at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. Having competed at all levels of the amateur code during his 12 years, he believes his current stable have the potential to make their own personal history.

Quigg: If Arthur is Disappointed, I'll Give Him a Rematch

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 5, 2012

Scott Quigg retained his British super-bantamweight title after getting off the canvas to stop Jamie Arthur on Saturday night. The Bury prospect struggled to impress in Bolton, though, finding himself on the floor after being caught by a left hook in the fourth. To his credit, Quigg shook off the knockdown and survived instinctively.

Scott Quigg Dropped, Rises Up and Stops Jamie Arthur

Alexey Sukachev

•Feb 4, 2012

Reebok Stadium, Bolton - Featherweight prospect Joe Murray (12-0, 5KOs) won an eight round unanimous decision over tough veteran Jose Luis Graterol (14-12, 5KOs). The referee scored it 80-72 for Murray. Afterwards, Murray called for a British title shot.

Groves, Anderson Predict Big KO Wins; Quigg vs Arthur

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•Jan 23, 2012

George Groves and Kenny Anderson are both predicting an early night when they clash on Friday 16th March at the Wembley Arena.

Quigg To Face Arthur on 2/4, Frampton Back on 1/28

Pawel Pronishev

•Dec 6, 2011

British super bantamweight champion Scott Quigg (23-0, 16KOs) will defend his title against former Commonwealth Champion Jamie Arthur (18-5, 4KOs) at Bolton's Reebok Stadium on Saturday February 4th.The first fight for Quigg since taking the title from Jason Booth, who won a close split decision over Arthur at Brentwood in February. Meanwhile, the current Commonwealth champion Carl Frampton (11-0, 7KOs) will make his first defence at York Hall on January 28. No opponent has been named.

Booth Believes Arthur Will Become Champion Again

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 5, 2011

Jason Booth retained his British super-bantamweight title, adding the commonwealth belt to boot, with a split-decision win over Jamie Arthur.

Jason Booth Edges Jamie Arthur, Captures British Title

Mark Vester

•Feb 5, 2011

At the Leisure Centre in Brentwood, Essex, Jason Booth (36-6, 15KOs) captured the Commonwealth (British Empire) and BBBofC British super bantamweight titles with a close twelve round split decision over Jamie Arthur (18-5). The scores were 117-112 and 115-113 for Booth, and the third judge had it 115-114 for Arthur. High paced action and many hard to score rounds.