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Tom Eaton

Huddersfield

Content Writer at Boxing News

Articles

  • 1 week ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Tom Eaton

    AFTER just 12 professional contests, it feels as though Khalil Coe is already in a must-win clash, as he ventures south of the border in pursuit of vengeance in a rematch with hard-hitting Mexican Manuel Gallegos. Coe, 9-1-1 (7 KOs), turned professional with high expectations on his shoulders, famously being the only man to stop two-time Olympic gold medallist Julio Cesar La Cruz as an amateur.

  • 1 week ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Tom Eaton

    MEXICAN knockout artist Eduardo Nunez has been in hot pursuit of super-featherweight gold. Tomorrow, ‘Sugar’ will get his opportunity when he takes on Masanori Rikiishi, on away soil, in a battle for the vacant IBF strap. Nunez, 27-1 (27 KOs), had been ordered for a title challenge as the mandatory challenger for Anthony Cacace’s crown last year. Cacace decided to vacate the belt in January to face Leigh Wood instead.

  • 1 week ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Tom Eaton

    THREE-TIME British champion Denzel Bentley has become the latest name to reveal a time when a Moses Itauma spar captured the attention of a gym. Bentley admitted the session convinced him that the 20-year-old heavyweight sensation is ‘the truth’. Since turning professional in 2023, after an unbeaten amateur career, the hard-hitting youngster has proved that the hype is real, scoring a number of early knockout wins and thrusting himself into the world title mix.

  • 2 weeks ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Tom Eaton

    LAST Saturday, Johnny Fisher lost his undefeated record in a dramatic knockout defeat to Dave Allen and now Fisher’s trainer, Mark Tibbs, has admitted that he should have thrown in the towel sooner. As the primary ticket seller in the main event of a sold-out Copper Box Arena, the difficulty of deciding to pull Fisher, 13-1 (11 KOs), out of his must-win rematch against Dave Allen, 24-7-2 (9 KOs), should not be underestimated.

  • 2 weeks ago | boxingnewsonline.net | Tom Eaton

    ANGELO Leo will attempt a first defence of his IBF featherweight title when he fights in Osaka, Japan, against fellow two-division champion Tomoki Kameda. The pair have now weighed in for what is sure to be an intriguing battle. A former WBO super-bantamweight champion, Leo, 25-1 (12 KOs), sensationally halted IBF featherweight titleholder Luis Alberto Lopez in what was both an upset win and a Knockout of the Year contender, claiming a world title at a second weight in style.