Lyndon Arthur: record, next fight and profile →
Light-Heavyweight rivals Lyndon Arthur and Anthony Yarde both return to action on Saturday July 10 at the Royal Albert Hall, ahead of a contracted rematch later this year. Arthur narrowly outpointed Yarde in December and they will get a close up of each other once again on Queensberry’s summer special live on BT Sport.
Frank Warren, promoter for light heavyweight contender Anthony Yarde, says the dangerous fighter's next fight is being targeted for the month of July - with a rematch against Lyndon Arthur likely to happen in the fall.
WBO light heavyweight champion Joe Smith is keen to face unified world champion Artur Beterbiev next and believes he has all the tools to beat him. Smith claimed a maiden world title on his second attempt, edging Maxim Vlasov by majority decision on April 10 after a frantic battle in Oklahoma.
WITH BEING OUT of action for a couple of weeks across the New Year period I am little late in jumping on the 2021 boxing bandwagon when it comes to making my personal wish – or To Do – list for the year ahead.
WBO European light heavyweight champion and recent MTK Golden Contract winner Ricards ‘The Lion’ Bolotniks (18-5-1) has enjoyed unthinkable success in 2020. After an inconsistent run at cruiserweight, the Latvian lion is now 7-0 since his move to 175 pounds, claiming the Eurasian Boxing Parliament and WBO European titles in the process.
JOE JOYCE AND Lyndon Arthur succeeded in turbo-charging their prospects for 2021 and it is my intention for opportunity to knock loudly for a good few more in the year to come. Forget the form guide, the highlight reels and the hype. The only way to truly discover who is ready to make the next big move is to put the front runners in together and let the best of the crop fight the best.
Commonwealth light heavyweight champion Lyndon Arthur is willing to give a rematch Anthony Yarde - if the terms were satisfactory when it came to the money. This past Saturday night at Church House in Westminster, Arthur entered the ring as a big underdog and won a razor-close twelve round split decision to shock Yarde.
Lyndon Arthur made good on his promise to pick up a big win, when he boxed his way to a twelve round split decision win over big favorite Anthony Yarde to retain the Commonwealth light heavyweight championship on Saturday night at Church House in London.
Sometimes the best plans are the simple ones. Lyndon Arthur used his left jab and he used it a lot as he defused the threat of Anthony Yarde to win their long-anticipated light-heavyweight battle at Church House in Westminster.
Yarde, Arthur BoxingScene Scorecard Live - LYNDON ARTHUR will make the second defence of his Commonwealth Light-Heavyweight championship against Anthony Yarde on Saturday December 5 in another huge night of boxing on BT Sport.