Nathan Gorman: record, next fight and profile →
NATHAN GORMAN BELIEVES a stoppage victory over Razvan Cojanu for Daniel Dubois at the Royal Albert Hall on March 9 might just prompt the Londoner to expedite a highly-anticipated encounter between two of the top young heavies in world boxing.
NATHAN GORMAN IS relishing the opportunity to put down an early marker for the year, having been added to the card at the Morningside Arena in Leicester on February 23, live on BT Sport.
Nathan Gorman made a routine defence of his fringe title. The 22-year-old was in action at Manchester Arena on Saturday night. Gorman, a relation of former unified world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, outpointed ex-WBO heavyweight title challenger Razvan Cojanu to keep hold of his WBC International Silver heavyweight bauble.
Frampton, Warrington Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - IBF world featherweight champion Josh Warrington takes on former two-weight world champion Carl Frampton at the Manchester Arena on December 22nd live on BT Sport Box Office. Mark Heffron and Liam Williams contest the vacant British middleweight title and Belfast’s blue chip featherweight prospect Michael Conlan (9-0) takes on former commonwealth champion Jason Cunningham (24-5).
Razvan Cojanu will step in to take on Ricky Hatton-trained heavyweight prospect Nathan Gorman on December 22nd after the late pull-out of Gorman's original opponent, Alex Leapai.
Nathan Gorman insists there is no bias in his assessment of huge heavyweight showdown on Saturday night when he forecasts Deontay Wilder barely being able to lay a glove on the elusive force that is Tyson Fury.
RICKY HATTON believes that his Heavyweight protege Nathan Gorman can reach the very top of the division in years to come. ‘The Hitman’ trains Gorman (14-0) who faces the toughest night of his short career when he defends his WBC International Silver championship against former world title challenger Alex Leapai (32-7-4) at Manchester Arena on Saturday 22nd December.
ALEX LEAPAI WARNS that the matchmakers for the Manchester Arena blockbuster on December 22 have made a big mistake in booking his services to provide opposition for Nathan Gorman. The 32-7-4 Aussie - known as Lionheart - has mixed in the best of company across his 14 years in the professional ranks and fought for the world titles held by Wladimir Klitschko in 2014.
Nantwich’s Nathan Gorman (14-0, 11 KOs) meets Alex Leapai (32-7-4, 26 early) in a defence of his WBC International Silver heavyweight belt on December 22 and the 22-year-old hopes that a win could help pave the way to a big domestic showdown against London-based rival Daniel Dubois (9-0, 8 stoppages).
Nathan Gorman will defend his WBC International Silver heavyweight title against former World Title challenger Alex Leapai on the bumper Josh Warrington-Carl Frampton card at the Manchester Arena on December 22.