Ohara Davies: record, next fight and profile →
Derry Mathews has promised to turn back the clock when he returns to the ring in March. The Liverpool stalwart, who has won British and Commonwealth honours in his time in the sport, has lost his last two fights. The 33-year-old insists he’ll be back to his best when he challenges Ohara Davies (14-0, 11 KOs) for the WBC Silver super-lightweight crown, exclusively live on Sky Sports Box Office.
Ohara Davies will be back in action in a couple of months. The undefeated Hackney fighter is set to defend his WBC Silver super-lightweight title on March 4, exclusively live on Sky Sports Box Office.
Eddie Hearn has made an offer to Derry Mathews for the fight against Ohara Davies. The Matchroom chief revealed that the 33-year-old has been handed the chance to take on the WBC Silver super-lightweight champion later this year.
Ryan Mulcahy has learned from his mistakes and is determined to make a big impression next year. The undefeated Liverpudlian returns to the ring on Sunday at Lancashire County Cricket Club in Old Trafford, Manchester. Mulcahy, 27, has been under the knife after suffering a hand injury but he says that his mistakes will make him a better fighter.
Ohara Davies comfortably beats Andrea Scarpa on points to claim the WBC silver super lightweight title. All three judges scored the fight 120-108. ‘Two Tanks’ Davies (13-0-0, 11KOs) was in control for much of the contest with Scarpa (20-2-0, 10KOs) unable to deal with the Londoner's awkward style.
Tommy Coyle and John Wayne Hibbert will meet in a crossroads clash next month. The super-lightweight duo, who will go into the fight on the back of a defeat each, are set to do battle for a title to be confirmed, exclusively live on Sky Sports. Boxing Scene had previously reported that the clash was agreed and the only stumbling block was that a date was awaited.
Ohara Davies is set to be moved quickly after his latest outing. The Hackney man, who relinquished the English title on Monday, could be set for a potential world title eliminator in his next fight.
Jahnsportforum in Neubrandenburg, Germany - Olympic bronze medal winner David Price (21-3, 18 KOs) continues the road back with a second round stoppage of Ivica Perkovic (22-31, 17 KOs).
Ohara Davies has had his ring return brought forward. The Hackney lightweight was set for title action in Scotland next week but will instead box abroad this weekend. Davies (12-0, 10 KOs) had been scheduled to box Willie Limond, as part of the undercard to Ricky Burns’ mandatory WBA super-lightweight title defence against Kiryl Relikh at the SSE Arena on October 7, live on Sky Sports, but Limond withdrew from the fight.
Ohara Davies has been left in limbo regarding his next fight. The Hackney lightweight, whose nickname is ‘Two Tanks’, is the English champion at the weight and was set to come up against Willie Limond next month, exclusively live on Sky Sports.