Ryan Garner: record, next fight and profile →
Ryan Garner hasn’t been too active, but got a good eight rounds, boxing at a high pace against Christian Lopez Flores, a Mexican living Spain, at super-featherweight on the Sheeraz-Torres undercard at the Copper Box.
YOUNG BOXER OF the year Hamzah Sheeraz returns to the ring on July 16 at London's Copper Box Arena on a night that includes a British title double featuring both Lennox Clarke and Nick Ball, live on BT Sport.
EKOW ESSUMAN WILL defend his British, Commonwealth and IBF European welterweight titles against Darren Tetley at York Hall on Friday April 29, live on BT Sport.
Zach Parker may move in different worlds to Canelo Alvarez, but if Parker keeps winning, he could well bump into the Mexican in the ring one day, courtesy of his No 1 WBO ranking at super-middleweight.
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT STAR Callum Johnson makes his return to the ring on the undercard of Sunny Edwards' first defence of his IBF world flyweight title at the Copper Box Arena on Saturday September 11, live on BT Sport.
Ryan Garner and Mark Chamberlain have extended their promotional contracts. The duo, who have respective records of 10-0 (6 KOs) and 8-0 with five quick, have been guided by Frank Warren since turning professional.
Michael Conlan kept on track for what he hopes will be a world title shot in the next six months, but only just, as he claimed a majority decision over Ionut Baluta at York Hall in London on Friday night.
FEROCIOUS PUNCHING SUPER featherweight Ryan 'The Piranha' Garner will make his long-awaited return to the ring, with the Southampton starlet having been added to the undercard of the IBF world flyweight title encounter between Sunny Edwards and the decorated champion Moruti Mthalane on Friday April 30, live on BT Sport.
Ryan Garner made a winning return to the ring across the six-round distance. ‘The Piranha’, from Southampton, had suffered from dedication issues in the past and has been out of the ring for 14 months. But Garner, 22, seems to have finally got his act together as he came back against Jamie Quinn at Bethnal Green’s famous York Hall venue on Saturday night. The fight formed part of the build-up to the big heavyweight showdown between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury.
Eithan James has had his next fight date confirmed. The 19-year-old is undefeated in two since turning over under Frank Warren and Queensberry Promotions back in July and making his debut in September. James, an amateur sensation who won five national titles, a Commonwealth Youth Games gold medal as well as being a two-times Tri-Nations and Haringey Box Cup winner, is from Northampton.