Josh Warrington: record, next fight and profile →
Josh Warrington goes into this weekend’s WBA featherweight title fight with Leigh Wood intent on becoming a three-time world champion. He is also desperate to remind people exactly who he is.
Leigh Wood has hinted that he is likely to move up in weight after his next fight. The Nottingham featherweight takes on Josh Warrington on Saturday, exclusively live on DAZN. Wood, who is trained by Ben Davison, meets the man from Leeds in a defence of the WBA world title at 126lbs on neutral ground.
Wood, Warrington Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - Leigh Wood will defend his WBA featherweight world title against Josh Warrington in a huge domestic clash on neutral ground at the Utilita Arena Sheffield on Saturday October 7th, shown live worldwide on DAZN. (photos by Mark Robinson)
WBA featherweight champion, Leigh Wood, feels as though his power will be the telling factor when he defends his title against Josh Warrington in Sheffield on Saturday.
By Cliff Rold - Some good fights come with almost a hint of surprise, a moment of ‘that’s right, they haven’t fought yet’ when they’re announced. They’re fights that make sense. This Saturday in Sheffield (DAZN, 2 PM EST) is one of those fights. Two of the most consistent presences in the featherweight division in recent years, both products of the United Kingdom, will lock horns in front of their fellow nationals. Leigh Wood versus Josh Warrington.
Wood, Warrington Workouts Photos Gallery - Leigh Wood will defend his WBA featherweight world title against Josh Warrington in a huge domestic clash on neutral ground at the Utilita Arena Sheffield on Saturday October 7th, shown live worldwide on DAZN. (photos by Mark Robinson)
Former world champion Josh Warrington is only a few days away from his scheduled clash with WBA featherweight king Leigh Wood. The two will collide in Sheffield on Saturday night.
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Leigh Wood doesn’t need to apply a triangle theory to his chance of a win over Josh Warrington. Not when he can just draw a straight line. The two-time and reigning WBA featherweight titlist from Nottingham will put his belt on the line versus his countryman
Two-time world featherweight champion Josh Warrington is looking to recapture some gold when he challenges Leigh Wood for the WBA title on October 7th. Warrington is viewed as the underdog by most observers.