
Pat Brown marches on, stops John Hedges in six
Pat Brown claimed the vacant British and Commonwealth cruiserweight titles with a sixth-round finish of John Hedges at Manchester’s Co-op LIVE.
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Pat Brown claimed the vacant British and Commonwealth cruiserweight titles with a sixth-round finish of John Hedges at Manchester’s Co-op LIVE.
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Pat Brown is wisely expecting the very best John Hedges when they meet for the vacant British and Commonwealth cruiserweight titles

The stabilizers are nearly off for British cruiserweight prospect Pat Brown so much so that he's already targeting the division's best

The vacant British and Commonwealth cruiserweight titles will be on the line when Pat Brown takes on English champion John Hedges on September 19.

Rising cruiserweight Pat Brown got the work he needed against Vasil Ducar on Friday in Altrincham, England – and still was able to fight to yet another finish.

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"I’m delighted to be headlining for a second time In Altrincham in six fights,” said Pat Brown, when asked about his April 3 fight against Vasil Ducar.

One of Britain’s brightest prospects, Pat Brown, will headline in Altrincham on Friday, April 3 with Vasil Ducar leading the way to take him on.

Sam Jones and trainer Jamie Moore want to take the traditional path of building Brown up domestically and regionally, yet he says that will be difficult if no cruiserweights in the UK want to fight the top prospect.

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