Stefy Bull on Terri Harper/Mikaela Mayer War of Words By Ian Aldous As manager and trainer of the unified IBO & WBC World super-featherweight champion and widely-regarded #1 in the world, Terri Harper, it's only natural that Stefy Bull is happy to preach about his charge. Harper is undefeated with a 10-0 record at just … Continue reading Stefy Bull on Terri Harper/Mikaela Mayer War of Words
Terri Harper's Dream Year: The Road to Superstardom By Ian Aldous A lot can happen in a year. For Terri Harper, an awful lot did happen in a year. The twenty-three year-old Yorkshire super-featherweight rose from being a contender on small-hall shows to becoming a unified IBO & WBC World champion fighting in arenas and … Continue reading Terri Harper’s Dream Year: The Road to Superstardom
Dec Spelman Closes In On Commonwealth Glory By Ian Aldous Even though he's only one punch away from claiming the 175lbs Commonwealth crown, Dec Spelman (16-3) never expected to be in this position. His boxing journey began with a high probability of undertaking the role of a journeyman travelling to other fighters' home towns. "At … Continue reading Dec Spelman Closes In On Commonwealth Glory
Ashley Theophane: “I Was Just Happy To Prove The Doubters In The UK Wrong" By Will Lott Former British light-welterweight champion Ashley ‘Treasure’ Theophane has been fighting for nearly 17 years, globetrotting around the world. A career which has seen him achieve his dream of headlining in Las Vegas to fighting in the likes of … Continue reading Ashley Theophane: “I Was Just Happy To Prove The Doubters In The UK Wrong”
Raymond Ford: "Hopefully, I’m a world champion at 122 and then move up to 126 and start taking over there.” By Chris Akers Sometimes life hands you opportunities that you need to grab with both hands. Soon after winning the U.S National Golden Gloves in 2018, Raymond Ford was contacted by Eddie Hearn and was … Continue reading Raymond Ford: “Hopefully, I’m a world champion at 122 and then move up to 126 and start taking over there.”
James Moorcroft: The Road To Redemption By Ben Davies James Moorcroft (13-1) believes that his defeat is in the past and is looking forward to getting back into the ring again, after a period out as a result of the pandemic. The 27-year-old, who is represented by VIP Promotions, was due to fight again at … Continue reading James Moorcroft: The Road To Redemption
Tyler Denny: “I’ve Never Wanted To Do A ‘Normal’ Job." By Oliver McManus Rowley Regis’ Tyler Denny is part of a throng of domestic middleweights looking for title shots when the sport resumes in earnest. Having twice fought for the English belt - against Reece Cartwright and Linus Udofia, respectively - the 29 year old … Continue reading Tyler Denny: “I’ve Never Wanted To Do A ‘Normal’ Job.”
Chris Fishgold: “I Want That Bonus So Let’s Get Swinging!” By Jack Rainbow When Chris Fishgold walks to the Octagon in Abu Dubai on the 15th of July, it will mark his first UFC performance in over a year. Misfortune has kept Chris out of action, such as the visa issues five days before his … Continue reading Chris Fishgold: “I Want That Bonus So Let’s Get Swinging!”
A Boxing Memory: Michael Bentt By Ian Aldous Considering he had an episode of the Netflix documentary series ‘Losers’ entitled ‘The Miscast Champion’ dedicated to his story, it’s immensely ironic when studying everything that Michael Bentt achieved in the amateur and professional games. Bentt once sat at the top table of heavyweight boxing, when in … Continue reading A Boxing Memory: Michael Bentt
Jack Shore: Fight Island Beckons By Jack Rainbow Since I last spoke to Jack Shore much has changed. One key takeaway from our last interview was his reluctance to risk losing his hard-earned momentum, by rushing into action too quickly and without proper training. However, he made clear in that interview not to rule out … Continue reading Jack Shore: Fight Island Beckons
