
Groves v Cox: Nielsen v Ryder On The Undercard
Patrick Nielsen (29-1, 14 KOs) will face Britain’s John Ryder (24-4, 12 KOs) in a 10-round attraction on the George Groves-Jamie Cox world title undercard on October 14.
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Patrick Nielsen (29-1, 14 KOs) will face Britain’s John Ryder (24-4, 12 KOs) in a 10-round attraction on the George Groves-Jamie Cox world title undercard on October 14.

Echo Arena, Liverpool, Merseyside - In a crossroads battle for the vacant WBA Inter-Continental middleweight title, Martin Murray (35-4-1, 16 KOs) won a twelve round majority decision over Gabe Rosado (23-11, 13 KOs). The scores were 114-114, a crazy score of 119-109 for Murray and 116-112 for Murray. Rosado went wild after the scores were read and nearly went after Murray.

Rocky Fielding is set to get another crack at the British title. The Liverpool super-middleweight, who was drilled inside a round by Callum Smith in November 2015 when the pair boxed for the belt, has been handed another opportunity to win the Lonsdale belt.

Olympia, London - London's John Ryder wins the IBF international super middleweight title with a hard fought 12 round unanimous points win over Adam Etches. The judges scored the contest 117-111, 116-112, 118-109.

Adam Etches will be hoping to put a frustrating 2016 firmly behind him when he returns to the ring on February 4 at the Kensington Olympia in London, as part of ITV’s Box Office card headlined by Chris Eubank Jr’s challenge for the IBO super-middleweight title against Renold Quinlan.

Jack Arnfield shocked the Manchester Arena by outpointing John Ryder. The middleweight grabbed the WBA International crown from Ryder on points on all three judges’ scorecards, exclusively live on Sky Sports.

John Ryder believes a career-best performance against Jack Arnfield at the Manchester Arena on Saturday, live on Sky Sports, can land him a shot at the British Middleweight title.

Callum Johnson will face Willbeforce Shihepo for the vacant Commonwealth Light-Heavyweight title at the Manchester Arena on September 24, live on Sky Sports.

Super middleweight Craig Richards (2-0-0, 1KO) claims his first win in 2016 by beating the experienced Kieron Gray (8-48-2, 1KO) over four rounds. Richards - nicknamed ‘Spider’ - began brightly using his rangy jab to keep Gray at bay but was unable to land any telling shots with his Telford based opponent showing glimpses of ambition.

John Ryder says he has the ‘fear factor’ ahead of his WBA International Middleweight title clash with ‘Brit Basher’ Sergey Khomitsky at the Copper Box Arena in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on January 30, live on Sky Sports. Ryder is looking to kick 2016 with a big win over the Belarussian banger but the Islington man is fully aware of the threat he carries.