
Brook vs Galarza Set For The Froch-Ward Undercard
Unbeaten British welterweight Kell Brook will face Luis Galarza in December 17 in what should be his final fight before a tilt at a world title.
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Unbeaten British welterweight Kell Brook will face Luis Galarza in December 17 in what should be his final fight before a tilt at a world title.

A domestic rivaly is slowly building between Amir Khan and Kell Brook. During the last few months, Brook's promoter, Matchroom Sport, which is run by the father/son duo of Barry and Eddie Hearn, have openly discussed their desire to match their boxer against Khan in the near future. They believe Brook has the style, and the power, to deal with Khan.

Undefeated welterweight Kell Brook has exciting times ahead with his US debut already confirmed for the huge Super Six finale card on December 17th in Atlantic City and now promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed his plans to seal a world title shot for ‘The Special One’ in 2012.

Unbeaten British Welterweight star Kell Brook will make his debut on American soil on December 17 as part of the undercard of Carl Froch’s Super Six final against Andre Ward at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.

Kell Brook is closing in on a World title shot after becoming the first man to stop tough Pole Rafal Jackiewicz in the sixth round of their world title eliminator clash on Saturday night at the Ponds Forge International Arena in Sheffield. The unbeaten Welterweight star promised an X-Factor performance and delivered exactly that – a punch-perfect display that sent a message out that the 25 year-old is ready to announce himself on the big stage.

Welterweight contender Rafal Jackiewicz (38-10-1, 19 KOs) is very upset with the referee's decision to stop Saturday's fight with Kell Brook (25-0, 17 KOs). The bout, being fought for a mandatory shot at WBA champion Vyacheslav Senczenki, was stopped in the sixth round. Jackiewicz admits that he was losing the fight, but says he was waiting for the second half of the contest to turn up the pace and doesn't understand why the ref jumped in to wave it off in the sixth. It was the first time that Jackiewicz had ever been stopped in his long career. He was so upset that he nearly walked over and socked the referee.

On Saturday night, welterweight Kell Brook made a statement with a stylish victory over Rafal Jackiewicz. Brook dominated in front of his home fans at Sheffield's Ponds Forge Arena, outclassing his wily opponent and ending the fight in the sixth round. It was the first time the 34-year-old has been stopped in his 49-bout career.

Kell Brook moved to the front of the queue for a shot at the WBA welterweight title with an impressive stoppage victory over Rafal Jackiewicz. The Sheffield fighter extended his perfect record to 25-0 as he forced the referee to step in and call a halt to proceedings towards the end of the sixth round at the Ponds Forge Arena.

Undefeated welterweight Kell Brook (25-0, 17 KOs) dominated and stopped Rafal Jackiewicz (38-10-1, 19 KOs) in six rounds at the Ponds Forge Arena in Sheffield, England. It was the first time Jackiewicz has ever been stopped in his career. Brook dominated him from start to finish and never allowed him to get any momentum going in the contest. The fight was waved off in the sixth, after the referee had seen enough. The bout was a WBA title eliminator and Brook moves a step closer to a world title shot.

Sheffield's Kell Brook defends his WBA Inter-Continental welterweight title against Poland's Rafal Jackiewicz at his home city's Pond Forge Arena on Saturday night. The 25-year-old is attracting attention Stateside as he works his way towards a world title shot yet 'Ezekiel' knows he cannot afford to take his challenger lightly in front of the Sky TV cameras.