Peter McGrail: record, next fight and profile →
Dennis McCann will defend his belts against Peter McGrail on the undercard of Oleksandr Usyk-Tyson Fury II on Dec. 21 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – exactly the type of showcase McCann has been waiting for.
The picture perfect left hand that Peter McGrail sunk into Brad Foster’s body last weekend couldn’t have been timed any better.
Although many will have picked Peter McGrail to defeat Brad Foster tonight (September 28) in Sheffield, few will have predicted him to do so with a body shot and end it as early as the second round. Yet that is exactly how and when McGrail finished proceedings, digging a left uppercut into Foster’s body at the one minute and eight seconds mark in round two.
Rhiannon Dixon and Terri Harper both made weight ahead of their bout for the WBO lightweight title in Sheffield. They meet at the Park Community Arena over 10 rounds on a bill that sees Peter McGrail take on Brad Foster while prodigious Olympic gold medalist Galal Yafai aims to get rounds ahead of his significant November 30 fight with Sunny Edwards.
Rumors abound that should Peter McGrail beat Brad Foster this weekend, he will plunge directly into a major British and European title fight with Dennis McCann.
Peter McGrail, who knows about drawing a bad hand in the ring, believes Brad Foster was simply unlucky in his last outing, and he is expecting a determined challenge from the former champion.
After receiving notice that he must defend his European junior featherweight title against Peter McGrail, British champion Dennis McCann has now also been ordered to defend his Lonsdale Belt against the 2020 Olympian.
The missions are getting more and more dangerous for Nick Ball and Paul Stevenson's other fighters, who train at his Everton Red Triangle Gym and are being matched in increasingly high-profile, meaningful fights.
Liverpool’s Peter McGrail (9-1, 5 KOs) got his career back on track with a wide decision win against Marc Leach (18-4-1, 4 KOs) in the main event of Matchroom’s NXTGEN bill tonight in Liverpool, England.
Hamza Uddin (1-0) made a glittering start to his professional career with a stunning third-round knockout against Santiago San Eusebio (3-8-2, 2 KOs) on the preliminary undercard for Peter McGrail vs Marc Leach tonight on the NXTGN card in Liverpool.