
‘I’m a mercenary now,’ says Ryan Walsh after obliterating Reece Mould
Ryan Walsh travelled to Sheffield intent on finding a war. He ended up producing his most destructive performance for years.
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Ryan Walsh travelled to Sheffield intent on finding a war. He ended up producing his most destructive performance for years.

Ryan Walsh knows that his time in the sport is coming to an end. He just can’t bring himself to say goodbye until he finds the man capable of standing toe to toe with him and trying to beat him in a fight.

Reece Mould has warned Ryan Walsh to be careful what he wishes for ahead of their upcoming lightweight fight.

Heavyweight Hughie Fury and lightweight Maxi Hughes will both appear on a GMB Sports show at Canon Medical Arena in Sheffield on September 27, it was announced today (August 22).

Reece Mould and Gary Cully met in a well matched clash of styles at lightweight. Cully was stopped badly in three rounds by Jose Felix in May and decided to jump straight back in with another heavy handed fighter whilst English champion, Mould, was desperate for a win to move him into major title contention.

Chantelle Cameron and Katie Taylor were once again well under the divisional limit for their second showdown between undisputed champions. It was all business throughout fight week and during an intense staredown ahead of their anticipated rematch this Saturday on DAZN from 3Arena in Dublin. England’s Cameron was 139 ½ pounds in a bid to retain her fully unified junior welterweight crown. Taylor—the 37-year-old legendary figure from Bray—was 139.6 pounds in a bid to avenge her lone career defeat. Both fighters were 139.7 pounds ahead of their first meeting, which saw Cameron spoil Taylor's long overdue homecoming with majority decision win on May 20 at this very same venue.

Gary Cully will make his big return to Dublin this November when he fights Reece Mould for the WBA Continental Europe lightweight title – but this time he insists his homecoming is “personal”.

Doncaster boxer Reece Mould will make the first defense of his WBA Continental lightweight championship against Kent rival Martin McDonagh on Friday 6th October in Sheffield.

GBM Sports announced that Doncaster boxer Reece Mould will make the first defense of his WBA Continental lightweight championship on Friday 6th October in Sheffield.

Reece Mould is convinced that mixing with top class opposition in the past will help wreck Hamed Ghaz’s unbeaten record. The VIP Boxing star jumps two weights to tackle his fellow Yorkshireman at Doncaster Racecourse on Saturday October 8 with the vacant IBO Continental and English Lightweight titles on the line, live and FREE on SportystuffTV.