Jordan Gill: record, next fight and profile →
Dave Coldwell’s Rotherham gym is still thriving despite the uncertainty currently gripping the boxing world during the Coronavirus pandemic. Jordan Gill, Coldwell’s featherweight contender, is a fighter desperate to push on and after earning an excellent win over Reece Bellotti at Matchroom’s Fight Camp in the summer, Coldwell insists that his talented charge is ready to move up a level.
Dalton Smith, Jordan Gill Fights Photos - In a featherweight contest, Jordan Gill (25-1, 7 KOs) continued to rebuild with a ten round unanimous decision over Reece Bellotti (14-4, 12 KOs). The scores were 97-93, 97-93 and 96-95. (photos by Mark Robinson)
Jordan Gill (25-1, 7 KOs) kicked off Eddie Hearn’s Fight Camp with a commanding display to earn a unanimous points decision over Reece Bellotti in their featherweight ten-rounder. In what was a crossroads fight for both, Gill movement and punch variety proved too much for Bellotti (14-4, 12 KOs), the former Commonwealth champion, who had some success to the body but spent most of the fight chasing after his elusive opponent.
Jordan Gill says his boxing career was close to being KO'd by Thyroid Disease after a nasty battle with the disorder at the back end of last year left the Chatteris talent seriously considering his future in the squared circle.
Reece Bellotti says a win over Jordan Gill on the opening week of Matchroom Fight Camp on Saturday August 1, shown live on Sky Sports in the UK and DAZN in the US, will fire him back into title contention in the Featherweight division.
Eddie Hearn and Matchroom are delighted to announce the full schedule for Fight Camp – an unrivalled summer of elite boxing based at the Matchroom HQ in Brentwood, Essex with the first three weeks shown live on Sky Sports in the UK and DAZN in the US – and the final week shown live on Sky Sports Box Office.
Dillian Whyte’s interim WBC heavyweight title clash with Alexander Povetkin looks likely to go ahead on August 15 in the grounds of Matchroom’s headquarters in Essex after the Manchester show that was to have included it was formally cancelled.
Jordan Gill will be back in the ring next month. The former Commonwealth and WBA International featherweight champion has been out of the ring since September. Gill got back to winning ways in Italy at the back end of 2019 after suffering his maiden career defeat as a professional four months earlier.
Jordan Gill has opened up on the reasons behind his period of inactivity. The former Commonwealth and WBA International featherweight champion has been out of the ring since September. Gill got back to winning ways in Italy at the back end of 2019 after suffering his maiden career defeat as a professional four months earlier.
British Featherweight Jordan Gill (24-1, 7 KOs) will miss the rest of the year due to health issues. Trained by Dave Coldwell, the 25-year-old from Chatteris last fought on September 19th, in Italy, defeating Yesner Talavera over six rounds on a Matchroom Italy card. The win over Talavera was a welcome return to winning ways after losing his WBA International Featherweight title to Enrique Tinoco back in May.