Oceana Nightclub Southampton, 26th March 2011

Promoter: Simon Williamson

The first bout of the evening was a welterweight contest between Darryl Still and Bheki Moyo over four threes, with Still taking 40-36 points victory.

The second contest of the evening was a super-middleweight contest over four threes between Darren Harbut and Lewis Byrne, with Harbut taking a 39-38 points win.

Next up was a featherweight contest fought over six twos between Jon Fry and Delroy Spencer, with Spencer taking the win 60-55 points.

The evenings fourth bout was a middleweight contest over six threes between Wayne Goddard and Zahari Mutafchiev, with Goddard winning in two minutes fifty two seconds of the third round.

The next contest of the evening was a middleweight bout over four threes between Mark Coombs and Iain Jackson, with Coombs taking a 40-37 points victory.

The evening's sixth contest was a supermiddleweight contest over six threes between Tony Hill and Daniel Borisov, with the referee stopping the fight in the second round in favour of Tony Hill.

The seventh contest of the evening saw bantamweights Brad Watson and Salim Salimov matched over four threes, with Watson taking a 40-36 points victory.

Next up was a light-welterweight contest over four threes between Floyd Moore and Dan Carr, with Floyd taking a 39-38 points victory.

The final contest of the evening saw light-welterweights Matty Tew and Craig Dyer fight over four threes, with Tew winning by knock out in the third round.

As always, here are a selection of photos from the evening which I hope you'll enjoy.

Team Bath Sports Village, Bath University

Saturday 20th November 2010


Promoter: Paul Rowson


First of all, I'd like to introduce someone who works behind the scenes. This is Martin Williams, an inspector with the British Board of Boxing Control.


First up was a four twos lightweight contest between Dan Carr and Craig Dyer, with Carr taking a 40-37 points victory.


The second fight of the evening was a four twos super bantamweight contest between Nathan Reeve and Delroy Spencer and Reeve took the win with 40 points to Spencer's 36.

Next up was a six twos welterweight bout between Aaron Fox and Jason Nesbitt, with Nesbitt taking a 59 to 57 points victory.


The Fourth contest of the evening was a four twos lightweight contest between Liam Richards and Abdul Rashid, seeing a 40-36 points victory.

The evening’s fifth contest was a four threes super middleweight contest between Calvin Young and Martin Robins, with Young taking a 39-38 points victory.

The last contest of the night saw twenty year old Nick Blackwell become the youngest ever holder of an English Title, with a ten round points victory over Harry Matthews. The decision was unanimous, with the judges scoring  100-89, 99-91, and 98-91.

As usual here are some photos from the evening including some behind-the-scenes snaps which I hope you will enjoy.

Championship Boxing in Torquay

Boxing Tournament
Riviera International Conference Centre
Torquay


19th June 2010

As always, I'd like to start by introducing one of the behind-the-scenes team that helped to make this event happen. David Walter is a timekeeper for the British Boxing Board of Control.



The first bout of the evening in Torquay was a six, twos between Kristine Shergold and Galina Gumliiska which saw Shergold winning in round four as Gumliiska was unable to continue

The second match of the night saw Ben Wakeman agains Wolverhampton's Carl Allen making his 116th professional appearance. Wakeman was declared the victor with a 40-35 points advantage.

Next up was a contest between Kelvin Young and Tommy Marshal, fought over six two minute rounds, with Young taking a 59-56 points victory.

Contest number four saw Liam Power vs. Gavin Brook over six two minute rounds, with Power loosing in the fourth thanks to a technical count out.

Next up was a match between Jamie Speight and Sheffield's Daniel Thorpe making his 129th professional appearance. Speight won a 60-54 point victory.

The sixth contest was between Sam Smart and Danny Goode. The outcome was a win for Smart in the fifth round.

The headline fight of the evening saw Bridgewater's Dean Mills andMark McCullough from High Wicombe contesting for the British Masters Lightweight title over ten three minute rounds with McCullough taking a narrow 95-94 points victory.

Here are a few more behind-the-scenes snaps that I hope you'll enjoy...