A VOICE FOR THE FIGHT FANS
Heavyweight Fabio Wardley who is under the tutelage of Dillian Whyte has invited talk of a potential match up against David Allen and is in good spirits after being touted as a possible opponent by the 27-year-old, who is aiming for the British honours in 2020.
Kell Brook has high aspirations of becoming a two-time champion of the world and still has hopes of getting bitter rival Amir Khan into the ring to face him.
After some deliberation Richard Riakporhe reveals he could move away from the British scene in search of world honours and a WBA title fight when he makes his return to the sport after suffering a ‘serious’ hand injury.
Otto Wallin’s promoter has confirmed interest in a fight with Dillian Whyte, with the WBC ‘interim’ title being on the line.
Anthony Joshua has promised to “stand as a champion” if he has no other choice but to vacate a world heavyweight title and vowed “I’ll get it back again”.
Dillian Whyte is keen to show he is still the man and a “dangerous operator” when he makes his highly anticipated return to the ring this weekend after almost giving up on the sport.
Callum Smith has sent out a warning to Saul Alvarez declaring that he is the top dog at super-middleweight, as “Mundo” gets ready for his all British showdown with John Ryder this weekend in Liverpool.
Devin Haney has intentions of showing the world why he is “top dog” and wants to prove he is a legitimate champion when he takes on Alfredo Santiago this weekend.
Chris Eubank Jr has announced he will make his American debut in the pro ranks when he returns to the ring against Matt Korobov at the Barclays Center in New York on December 7.
Anthony Crolla’s final goodbye will see him take on Frank Urquiaga for the WBA continental lightweight title at Manchester Arena on Saturday, November 2.
