Jamie Cox: record, next fight and profile →
Jamie Cox is back in action this weekend and there will be a belt on the line. The Swindon southpaw, who was originally set for action in Germany on September 24 before the card was cancelled due to injury to one of the main event fighters, has not laced up the gloves since last November.
Wiltshire wrecking machine Jamie Cox is smouldering, writes Glynn Evans. Arguably the most explosive 168lb fighter on the planet, the Swindon assassin has been forced to place his trail of carnage at the pit-stop for the past 12 months.
Jamie Cox will return to the ring later this month as he looks to get his career back on track. The undefeated super-middleweight (20-0, 12 KOs) has been out of the ring since last November, when he destroyed Ferenc Albert inside a round at the National Stadium in Dublin in a defence of the WBO European crown.
Jamie Cox has been released from prison after successfully winning an appeal against his conviction. The former WBO European super middleweight champion was sentenced to 26 weeks in jail for common assault last month.
Boxer Jamie Cox has been jailed for more than six months for breaking into his ex-girlfriend's flat and grabbing her around the throat. Cox attacked Viktoria Gribovskaja at her home in Lambeth, south London, on July 16 last year after their relationship broke down and he attempted to collect his belongings.
Jamie Cox has been convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend after breaking into her flat. The WBO European super-middleweight champion attacked Viktoria Gribovskaja last July after their relationship had broken down and he needed to collect his belongings.
Paul Butler and Jamie Cox both have a big year ahead of them. The pair, who campaign in the super flyweight and super middleweight divisions respectively, have been called up for world title eliminators with the WBO.
Swindon’s red-hot super-middleweight star Jamie Cox (20-0, 12KOs) is gunning for the winner of Fedor Chudinov vs. Felix Sturm. The supremely confident WBO European Champion will be keeping a close eye on Saturday’s world title showdown, exclusively live on BoxNation, and says he’d have no problems disposing of either of them.
Jamie Cox has had his first fight of the New Year confirmed. The Swindon southpaw, 29, will return to the ring on February 13, live on BoxNation. Cox (20-0, 12 KOs), the WBO European super middleweight champion, is set for action on the undercard of Terry Flanagan’s WBO lightweight title defence against Derry Mathews at the Liverpool ECHO Arena.
Jamie Cox and Callum Smith is a terrific domestic dust-up – so let’s get it on! Domestic dust-ups are the lifeblood of British boxing, and have been since fighting men first pulled on the gloves – then called ‘mufflers’ - in 18th century. Even before then, when combatants bare-knuckled down to it in roped-off meadows and the estates of the landed gentry. Unfortunately these days pairing home-grown rivals is not as easy as it once was but when they happen there is no greater atmosphere in the arena or lick-lipping anticipation among the fans.