Ryan Walsh: record, next fight and profile →
The BBBoC’s most recent British championship notice has handed Morecambe’s Isaac Lowe (14-0-3, 5 KOs) a second run at the British featherweight title following his draw against Ryan Walsh (22-2-2, 11 KOs) on the undercard of George Groves’s decision win over Chris Eubank Jr. at the Manchester Arena last month.
Tommy Langford will defend his British middleweight title against Jack Arnfield in the early part of next year. The pair will meet on February 10 at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool after Steve Wood won the purse bids. Liam Cameron is set to come up against Mark Heffron in a final eliminator for the British middleweight title. It’s currently out to bids and must take place by the end of April.
Ryan Walsh (22-2-1, 11 KOs) will defend his British Featherweight Title against Isaac Lowe (14-0-2, 5 KOs) at the Manchester Arena, February 17. The all-action contest will take place on the undercard of the World Boxing Super Series Super Middleweight Semi-Final clash between George Groves and Chris Eubank Jr.
The British Boxing Board of Control released their British and English titles round-up this week and it contained a few match-ups that will provide mandatory challengers for current holders of the Lonsdale belt. Firstly, though, the mandated fight between middleweight holder Tommy Langford (18-1, 6 KOs) and Jack Arnfield (24-2, 6 early) will be promoted by Steve Wood of VIP Promotions after he won the right to stage the contest, which will take place ‘on a date and at a venue as yet to be advised’
Ryan Walsh has the Lonsdale belt for keeps after stopping Marco McCullough. The Cromer featherweight retained his crown in style, exclusively live on BT Sport and BoxNation, at the Copper Box Arena.
Mayweather trades words with Walsh brothers video - Gervonta Davis from Baltimore, USA, makes the first defence of his IBF junior-lightweight belt when he meets mandatory challenger Liam Walsh from England at the Copper Box Arena in London on Saturday night.
Gervonta Davis is completely comfortable with making his first title defense overseas. Davis understood that it made more financial sense to travel to the United Kingdom to battle British contender Liam Walsh on Saturday in London. The boxing business is booming in England and when your promoter is the highest-paid boxer in the sport’s history, you tend to listen to his advice.
Ryan Walsh will be roaring on Josh Warrington this weekend despite the Leeds man being one of his biggest Featherweight rivals. The Cromer man is hoping to land a big summer showdown against Warrington providing both win their fights inside the next eight days. Unbeaten Warrington is first in action tomorrow night when he defends his WBC International title against top quality Spaniard, Kiko Martinez.
Ryan Walsh has had his next fight pushed back. The Cromer featherweight, who is the British champion, had been set to defend his crown on May 6, exclusively live on BT Sport and BoxNation. But Walsh (21-2-1, 10 KOs), who lost in a challenge for the vacant European belt last October, will now face opponent Marco McCullough (17-3, 10 KOs) on May 20.
Ryan Walsh will defend his British title in the coming months. The featherweight champion learned of his return via social media last month but has now had his opponent confirmed. Walsh, who fell short in a challenge for the vacant European crown against Dennis Ceylan of Denmark last October, is scheduled to be showcased exclusively live on BT Sport & BoxNation.