
Joe Joyce Aiming For An Active 2024 Following Knockout Win Over Kash Ali
Joe Joyce is looking to remain active in 2024 after his knockout win of Kash Ali on Sunday, March 17th.
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Joe Joyce is looking to remain active in 2024 after his knockout win of Kash Ali on Sunday, March 17th.


Heavyweight contender Joe Joyce is hoping the road back toward the top of the heavyweight division starts with victory over Kash Ali tonight in Birmingham.

The weights are in for the Queensberry Promotions Magnificent 7 show, and heavyweight Joe Joyce has hit a career-high of 286.8lbs

Joe Joyce takes the first step on the long road back to a heavyweight title shot this on Saturday

Kash Ali is a decent, honest heavyweight whose entire career has been overshadowed by one night of madness. On March 16 in Birmingham, England, Ali has an ideal chance to change public perception in a matchup with the returning Joe Joyce.

WE LAST WEEK convened to formally reveal the latest of our highly-acclaimed ‘Magnificent Seven’ cards, which will take place at the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham – formerly known as the NEC – on Saturday March 16.

Joe Joyce is ready to re-enter the heavyweight fray. On March 16th, the former WBO interim heavyweight champion will make his first appearance since Zhilei Zhang ruthlessly stopped him in three rounds last September when he fights Kash Ali in Birmingham. The fight will be part of Queensberry’s latest ‘Magnificent Seven’ show.

British middleweight champion Nathan Heaney (18-0, 6 KOs), fresh from his stunning victory over Denzel Bentley to claim the title in November, will make his first defense of his Lonsdale belt, against the English champion Brad Pauls (18-1, 10).

After the success of their stacked ‘Magnificent Seven’ show last November, Queensberry look set to continue with the winning formula by promoting another multi-title card in Birmingham on March 16th.