Rendall Munroe: record, next fight and profile →
HATTON PROMOTIONS are delighted to officially announce their ‘Road To Glory’ bill which will take place at Manchester Velodrome on Saturday 16th June. It is our biggest ever show in a short three year history and will feature four exciting title fights.
THE WBA ‘interim’ super-bantamweight title clash between Scott Quigg and Rendall Munroe will take place at Manchester Velodrome on Saturday 16th June.
Former European super-bantamweight champion Rendall Munroe feels he still has a lot to prove to the boxing public despite being on the verge of his second world title shot against British rival Scott Quigg later this year.
HATTON Promotions will stage the domestic fight of the year when Britain’s TOP two super-bantamweights, Scott Quigg and Rendall Munroe clash this summer.
Belfast’s Carl Frampton continued his rise to prominence by beating Ghana’s Prosper Ankrah in two rounds on the undercard of Kell Brook versus Matthew Hatton at Sheffield’s Motorpoint Arena on Saturday night. Although Matchroom built the show around the ‘War of the Roses’ meeting at the top of the bill, Frampton’s second defence of his Commonwealth title was given a big build up by Eddie Hearn, who believes that his lively super bantamweight is the future of the domestic division.
World rated super-bantamweight Rendall Munroe is set to go head-to head with British champion Scott Quigg in the summer after the fight was agreed between the two Hatton Promotions stablemates.
Reebok Stadium, Bolton - Featherweight prospect Joe Murray (12-0, 5KOs) won an eight round unanimous decision over tough veteran Jose Luis Graterol (14-12, 5KOs). The referee scored it 80-72 for Murray. Afterwards, Murray called for a British title shot.
Kell Brook is back in Sheffield after a training camp in Spain, and has told Matthew Hatton that he will in prime shape when they meet at the Sheffield Motorpoint Arena on March 17, live on Sky Sports.
Rendall Munroe will return to action in Bolton next month with a super-bantamweight clash against Argentinian Jose Raez.
SCOTT QUIGG admits he was “gutted” when domestic rival Rendall Munroe dropped down to bantamweight.