Joe Joyce: record, next fight and profile →
David Haye, who promotes Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce (4-0, 4 KOs), is willing to match his boxer against heavyweight in the division. Joyce is back in the ring on June 16th against an opponent to be determined.
Joe Joyce will be back in the ring in a few weeks’ time. The Commonwealth heavyweight champion will make the first defence of his title when he dons the gloves again. Joyce, from Putney, London, knocked out Jamaica’s Lenroy Thomas inside two rounds on May 5 at the O2 Arena in the capital to claim the rainbow honour.
On May 5th in London, England, boxing history was made when 2016 Olympic Silver Medalist Joe Joyce became the first fighter to win the Commonwealth Heavyweight Championship in just his fourth professional fight.
Top rated heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte has trashed the latest performance by 2016 Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce. Joyce (4-0, 4 KOs) was in action last Saturday night at the O2 Arena in London, when he beat down and stopped Lenroy Thomas in only two rounds to capture the Commonwealth title.
Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce (4-0, 4 KOs) is looking to secure the biggest fights possible in the near future. Last Saturday night at the O2 Arena in London, Joyce demolished Lenroy Thomas in two rounds to capture the Commonwealth heavyweight title. Now Joyce is willing to fight anyone and everyone in his next fight - and he's already called out Derick Chisora and even Jarrell Miller.
Heavyweight prospect Joe Joyce (4-0, 4 KOs) is looking for yet another step up in competition. This past Saturday night, the 2016 Olympic silver medal winner beat down the more experienced Lenroy Thomas in two rounds to capture the Commonwealth title. Thomas was down three times in the contest.
Joyce, Thomas Fight Photos Gallery - David Haye protege and 2016 Olympic super-heavyweight silver medallist Joe Joyce won the commonwealth title in just his fourth professional outing with a clubbing second round stoppage over Jamaican Lenroy Thomas.
Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce (4-0, 4 KOs) knocked out Lenroy Thomas in two short rounds to win the Commonwealth heavyweight title. A big left hand in the second round sent Thomas down for the full count. Hot light-heavyweight prospect Joshua Buatsi stopped overmatched but tough Frenchman Stephane Cuevas in the fifth of an eight rounder.
Rodriguez, Butler, Joyce, Thomas - Weights Photos Gallery - On Saturday afternoon, May 5th, AWE is featuring former world champions Tony Bellew and David Haye in one of the most anticipated rematches of all time. The heavyweights will square off in an epic bout that will be carried live and exclusively by AWE, A Wealth of Entertainment, in the United States. (Photos by Lawrence Lustig)
Commonwealth heavyweight champion Lenroy Thomas (22-4-1, 10 KOs) is very confident that he'll be capable of knocking off undefeated rising prospect Joe Joyce (3-0, 3 KOs). Joyce, who won an Olympic silver medal in the 2016 games, is being fast-tracked to a world title shot.