
Mark Heffron Stops Lennox Clarke in Five: Wins British, Commonwealth Titles
Mark Heffron became a British champion at the third attempt as he stopped Lennox Clarke for the super-middleweight title at the Copper Box in London.
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Mark Heffron became a British champion at the third attempt as he stopped Lennox Clarke for the super-middleweight title at the Copper Box in London.

YOUNG BOXER OF the year Hamzah Sheeraz returns to the ring on July 16 at London's Copper Box Arena on a night that includes a British title double featuring both Lennox Clarke and Nick Ball, live on BT Sport.

LENNOX CLARKE has revealed that he only became a boxer after getting bashed up when he was challenged to spar. The British and Commonwealth Super-Middleweight champion trained every day after clocking off from his job as an apprentice mechanic at his Dad’s garage.

LENNOX CLARKE has vowed to “iron out” Lerrone Richards and doesn’t even want paying for their rematch. The Halesowen roughhouse suffered his only defeat in 22 fights when he dropped a split decision against Richards, who Clarke challenged for the British and Commonwealth Super-Middleweight titles in November 2019.

BRITISH and Commonwealth champion Lennox Clarke admits that he understands why world champions are “hiding” from fellow Super-Middleweight Zach Parker.

OUR FIGHT NIGHT doubleheader brought about plenty of thrills and one or two spills but, for the most part, our crop of young talent took some significant steps forward at the Copper Box Arena.

Lennox Clarke became British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion with a stunning fifth-round stoppage of highly-touted Scottish prospect Willy Hutchinson at the Copper Box in London.

WE ARE NOW fast closing in on our much-anticipated double-header nights of boxing that will take place at London’s Copper Box Arena across the Friday and Saturday nights of March 26/27.

FRANK WARREN and Queensberry Promotions will stage back-to-back nights of boxing on BT Sport to ease the lockdown blues for fans. The Hall of Fame promoter’s groundbreaking events will take place on Friday March 26 and Saturday March 27 at London’s Copperbox Arena. They include a stack of title fights that will keep fans on the edge of their seats from beginning to end.

Latvia’s dangerous Ricards Bolotniks will compete in the light-heavyweight #GoldenContract. The 29-year-old Bolotniks is ranked 24th in the world by boxrec.com and will take his place in the quarter-finals of the competition on December 14 at the Brentwood Centre; live on Sky Sports in the UK in association with Matchroom Boxing and on ESPN+ in the US in association with Top Rank.