
Crolla vs. Mathews is Finalized; McDonnell To Battle Pozo
ANTHONY CROLLA will head Hatton Promotions top class bill at Oldham Leisure Centre on Saturday April 21.
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ANTHONY CROLLA will head Hatton Promotions top class bill at Oldham Leisure Centre on Saturday April 21.

British and European bantamweight champion Jamie McDonnell (18-2, 7KOs) will not be switching trainers, as was recently reported. The Doncaster man has revealed a move to Kevin Sanders was proposed but he has decided to turn it down in favor of staying at Stefy Bull and Dave Hulley's gym in Mexborough.

Jamie McDonnell has linked up with new trainer Kevin Sanders as he builds toward a bantamweight world title shot in 2012.

RENDALL MUNROE is dropping down a weight division to bantamweight and set his immediate sights on European champion Jamie McDonnell.

Jamie McDonnell (18-2-1, 7 KOs) added the BBBofC British bantamweight title to his current European (EBU) and Commonwealth belts, in front of an eager crowd at the Doncaster Dome in Doncaster, England, following a back-and-forth all-action victory over fellow countryman and titleholder Stuart Hall (11-1-1, 7 KOs), who suffered the first loss of his professional career so far.

Doncaster's Jamie McDonnell has it all to lose going into tomorrow night's British, Commonwealth and EBU title showdown with Darlington's Stuart Hall at the Doncaster Dome. The hometown fighter holds the Commonwealth and European straps; Hall picked up the British belt by beating Ian Napa in June 2010 and has impressed in title defences against Martin Power, Gary Davies and John Donnelly.

BRITISH boxing’s biggest bantamweight fight for years will take place at Doncaster Dome on Saturday 3rd September.

Hillsborough Leisure Centre, Sheffield, Yorkshire - Jamie McDonnell (17-2-1, 7KOs) retained his Commonwealth bantamweight title with a tough decision over Nick Otieno (21-7, 9KOs). The judges scored it 120-108 twice and 118-111 in the British boxer's favor. There was a lot of action, with the Kenyan boxer taking the fight McDonnell, who took control with the jab. By the midway point, rights hands were hitting heavy to Otieno's head and body. In the final two rounds, McDonnell appeared to be going for a knockout but the very durable Otieno hung in there.

FRANK MALONEY believes European bantamweight champion Jamie McDonnell is on a collision course with British king Stuey Hall later this year.

BRITISH bantamweight champion Stuey Hall is chasing a summer showdown against Sheffield’s European king Jamie McDonnell.