Nathan Heaney: record, next fight and profile →
The British Boxing Board of Control’s decision to order a British light heavyweight title fight between champion Joshua Buatsi and Anthony Yarde was the headline news of a busy championship circular.
he latest Magnificent Seven offering from Frank Warren takes place in Birmingham on Saturday, July 20. The bill is headlined by super bantamweight contender Liam Davies against Shabaz Masoud, and it also boasts the eagerly-anticipated rematch for the British middleweight title between champion Nathan Heaney and Brad Pauls.
Denzel Bentley was on the receiving end of one of the performances of the year when last November Nathan Heaney made a mockery of the pre-fight odds and produced an excellent, disciplined performance to outpoint him and take the Londoner’s British middleweight title.
Brad Pauls (18-0-1, 10 KOs) produced a career-best showing against Nathan Heaney (18-0-1, 6 KOs) last weekend in Birmingham, challenging for the British middleweight title. However, his best efforts were not enough to return to his native Cornwall as a holder of the Lonsdale Belt.
British Champion Nathan Heaney Believes Silly Mistakes Cost Him In Draw In War With Brad Pauls
Brad Pauls believes that he is being overlooked ahead of his British middleweight title fight with Nathan Heaney
British middleweight champion Nathan Heaney is coming off the biggest win of his career, but he isn’t letting the result get to his head.
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.
Nathan Heaney will make the first defense of his British middleweight title against English champion, Brad Pauls, in Birmingham on March 16th. The fight will be part of Queensberry’s ‘The Magnificent Seven Ride Again’ card.