Author name: James Murphy

Light-heavyweight Charlie Duffield has spoken of his belief in trainer Mark Tibbs, as he prepares to fight on the undercard of stable mate Dillian Whyte’s headlining bout against Joseph Parker. Currently sitting with a record of 5 wins, all by way of knockout, Duffield made the change in trainer after suffering the only loss of […]

Middleweight Robbie Chapman has his eyes set on winning the Southern Area belt within the next 18 months as he prepares to make his second outing in the paid ranks.  The 24-year-old, who is part of the impressive Xavier Miller’s growing stable, got a dominant decision win against Liam Griffiths in May on Goodwin Boxing’s

Welterweight Sam Gilley has reflected on his first year as a professional after impressing on the Roberto Garcia v Martin Murray undercard at the O2. The 23-year-old currently sits with a respectable record of 5 fights and 5 wins with 2 coming within the scheduled distance. Trained and managed by Rod Julian, the Londoner has

Welterweight George Lamport admits he has his eyes set on an English title within the next 12 months as he prepares for his fifth career outing. The 21-year-old is in action on Al Siesta’s “Battle of Bracknell” show which takes place next month (July) and features talent including Luther Clay and Johnny Phillips. And the

Frank Warren flyweight Harvey Horn has agreed a deal with respected boxing brand Kronk to become its latest athlete ambassador.  The deal will see Kronk become Horn’s official apparel partner for his fight this weekend and in an upcoming documentary on the 22-year-old. The brand which started in America has worked with the likes of

Super-welterweight Lenny Fuller admits he has plans to be challenging for a Southern Area title within the next 12 months. The 23 year-old is back in action 7th July on JE Promotions Mote Park Leisure Centre show. After what he describes in his own words as a ‘limited’ amateur career, Fuller is beginning to turn heads with

Cruiserweight Ryan Charles has paid tribute to his manager and team as he prepares for a return to the ring on 30th June. The Londoner had an exemplary amateur career competing at the Commonwealth Games and the World Amateur Championship before turning pro with Mark ‘Mo’ Prior’s British Warriors. The 31-year-old impressed on his debut at