maverick23 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2022, 12:45
Surprising move. Probably good for all parties though. Only concern is the current lack of other good fights on the undercard. Obviously a few have been discussed but nothing confirmed as of yet.
Not sure if you’ve heard this already but it’s looking something like;
Serrano Unifiication
Essuman v Antwi
Heaney v Flatley
Heffron TBA
Liam Davies v Baluta
Tommy Fury
That’s a very good nights action If we are being fair
maverick23 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2022, 12:45
Surprising move. Probably good for all parties though. Only concern is the current lack of other good fights on the undercard. Obviously a few have been discussed but nothing confirmed as of yet.
Not sure if you’ve heard this already but it’s looking something like;
Serrano Unifiication
Essuman v Antwi
Heaney v Flatley
Heffron TBA
Liam Davies v Baluta
Tommy Fury
That’s a very good nights action If we are being fair
I’ve heard the rumours but nothing confirmed yet apart from Heffron vs TBA.
If all of those fights then it’s a decent undercard. Shame Heffron isn’t fighting Cullen but I like the Davies/Baluta fight.
maverick23 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2022, 12:45
Surprising move. Probably good for all parties though. Only concern is the current lack of other good fights on the undercard. Obviously a few have been discussed but nothing confirmed as of yet.
Not sure if you’ve heard this already but it’s looking something like;
Serrano Unifiication
Essuman v Antwi
Heaney v Flatley
Heffron TBA
Liam Davies v Baluta
Tommy Fury
That’s a very good nights action If we are being fair
maverick23 wrote: ↑17 Aug 2022, 15:45
The Davies/Baluta fight isn’t happening.
Yeah, it seems he will probably headline that fight on a Telford card, or put it on the (twitter rumoured) Derby show headed by Zack Parker and Avanesyan v Miguel
maverick23 wrote: ↑17 Aug 2022, 15:45
The Davies/Baluta fight isn’t happening.
Yeah, it seems he will probably headline that fight on a Telford card, or put it on the (twitter rumoured) Derby show headed by Zack Parker and Avanesyan v Miguel
I thought Ava was supposed to defend on this card.
All these fights and FW can put some decent shows together.
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑17 Aug 2022, 18:17
so we got 2 ladies fights in place of baluta-davies and ava-miguez now?
Strange seeing ladies fights on a FW card.
Who was the last woman to fight on his card?
Was it that old Flyweight? Can’t even remember her name.
I wonder if his Team have told BrickTop about the birds fighting yet...poor guy will need to be sedated when he finds out
In all seriousness, Frank has no choice but to move with the times and try to catch up with MR/Boxxer in terms of women’s boxing. He was probably under pressure from BT as well.
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑17 Aug 2022, 18:17
so we got 2 ladies fights in place of baluta-davies and ava-miguez now?
Strange seeing ladies fights on a FW card.
Who was the last woman to fight on his card?
Was it that old Flyweight? Can’t even remember her name.
I wonder if his Team have told BrickTop about the birds fighting yet...poor guy will need to be sedated when he finds out
In all seriousness, Frank has no choice but to move with the times and try to catch up with MR/Boxxer in terms of women’s boxing. He was probably under pressure from BT as well.
WHY ,, Do they really bring extra people to watch , my missis has been watching boxing for years , she's had no choice really , but she will not watch womens boxing just because its women , like most she just watches the big names ,,,
Was it that old Flyweight? Can’t even remember her name.
I wonder if his Team have told BrickTop about the birds fighting yet...poor guy will need to be sedated when he finds out
In all seriousness, Frank has no choice but to move with the times and try to catch up with MR/Boxxer in terms of women’s boxing. He was probably under pressure from BT as well.
WHY ,, Do they really bring extra people to watch , my missis has been watching boxing for years , she's had no choice really , but she will not watch womens boxing just because its women , like most she just watches the big names ,,,
Corporate/woke agenda mate. Im sure you know, but if you turn on Sky sports 1 it’s now a 50/50 chance that it’s Women’s cricket, rugby or football on. I bet the viewing figures are absolutely terrible, but it’s longterm plan to force it down our throats.
We’ve now got birds interfering on our super Sunday panels. Graeme Souness’ blood was boiling last week, that he is having to put up with some bird getting in the way of the Boys Club.
I wonder if his Team have told BrickTop about the birds fighting yet...poor guy will need to be sedated when he finds out
In all seriousness, Frank has no choice but to move with the times and try to catch up with MR/Boxxer in terms of women’s boxing. He was probably under pressure from BT as well.
WHY ,, Do they really bring extra people to watch , my missis has been watching boxing for years , she's had no choice really , but she will not watch womens boxing just because its women , like most she just watches the big names ,,,
Corporate/woke agenda mate. Im sure you know, but if you turn on Sky sports 1 it’s now a 50/50 chance that it’s Women’s cricket, rugby or football on. I bet the viewing figures are absolutely terrible, but it’s longterm plan to force it down our throats.
We’ve now got birds interfering on our super Sunday panels. Graeme Souness’ blood was boiling last week, that he is having to put up with some bird getting in the way of the Boys Club.
I'm surrounded by women all the time , , wife daughter in laws , grandaughters , and non of them are interested in these womens sports , wife watches the big fights , but she's been watching boxing most her life , first me then her sons , but she will not watch womens boxing she's more critical of the skill level than me . Non of there freinds that i'm aware of have an interest in womens football , boxing , rugby whatever ,, all are netball freaks , then again they all play it ,, so i can't really understand why the powers that be want to push women into mainstream mens sports
ANTHONY CACACE, EKOW Essuman, Nathan Heaney, Raven Chapman and Mark Heffron all feature in the supporting cast of the September 24 Joyce-Parker 'Nowhere to Run' blockbuster at the AO Arena, Manchester being shown exclusively live on BT Sport Box Office. Joyce vs Parker is promoted by allegedly for Queensberry Promotions in association with BOXXER.
The main event heavyweights Joe Joyce and Joseph Parker will, of course, be fighting for the right to take on the winner of the rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua, along with the WBO International, Intercontinental and WBC Silver heavyweight championships. Plus, Amanda Serrano will be bidding to win four world title belts at featherweight when the Puerto Rican superstar battles the unbeaten Dane Sarah Mahfoud.
Cacace (19-1, 7 KOs), 33, will challenge for the IBO world super featherweight title against the unbeaten Italian champion Michael Magnesi (21-0, 13). The 27-year-old from Lazio won the title by defeating Dennis Contreras in April and the British champion from Belfast is his first defence.
Nottingham's British, IBF European and Commonwealth welterweight champion Essuman (17-0, 7) will be making a third defence of his belts against former English champion Samuel Antwi (14-1, 6) from Stockwell in London.
Essuman, 33, last defended in April at Wembley Stadium with a points verdict over Darren Tetley, having won his British and Commonwealth titles by defeating Chris Jenkins via stoppage in July of last year. Antwi won the vacant English title against Tetley in February 2021 and made a successful defence in February of this year with a unanimous decision win over Conah Walker.
Stoke middleweight Heaney (15-0, 6) will make a second defence of his IBO International title against Bolton's Jack Flatley (19-2, 4), a recent European title challenger at super welterweight.
Heaney, 33, who is striving towards a major title challenge at the home of his beloved Stoke City, won his IBO belt with a seventh-round stoppage of the experienced Sladan Janjanin in November 2021 and returned to action in April in Telford and survived a first-round scare to ultimately overcome the dangerous Diego Ramirez by a significant margin over 10 rounds.
Former English champion Flatley, known as 'Quiet Storm', will come into the fight off two straight victories following his EBU title defeat to Kerman Lejarraga in December of last year. Flatley has a draw on his record against the current British super welterweight champion Troy Williamson.
The Queen of Queensberry, Raven Chapman (3-0, 2), moves quickly into title business with a challenge for the vacant WBC International featherweight championship against Argentina's Jorgelina Guanini (10-4-2, 1).
The 28-year-old Chapman, known as 'The Omen', made her Queensberry debut in May in explosive fashion when she stopped Gabriella Mezei in less than a minute.
She will be stepping up in levels against Guanini, a former IBF world champion at super flyweight, who recently defeated the then unbeaten Brit Stevi Levy in Barcelona. The 30-year-old has previously lost on points to British opposition in Rachel Ball and Ellie Scotney.
The new British super middleweight champion Mark Heffron (28-2-1, 22) from Oldham will also feature on the card in an eight-round contest.
Liverpudlian James Heneghan (7-0) is back out in a six-rounder, while the card is finished off with up-and-coming Queensberry fighters Amaar Akbar (3-0) and Tommy Fletcher (1-0) both in four-round action.
"It is certainly going to be an all-action on BT Sport Box Office in the lead-up to the big heavyweight showdown at the top of the bill in Manchester," said promoter allegedly. "I am thrilled to deliver a major fight for Anthony Cacace after his obvious disappointment over missing out at Wembley Stadium in April and winning this title against an unbeaten champion will put him in such a strong position in the super featherweight division.
"Ekow Essuman will be able to call the British title belt his own if he overcomes a strong challenger from Samuel Antwi in what is his mandatory defence of the belt. The impressive Ekow will quickly be able to move on to European and world honours if he can do the business at the AO Arena.
"It will be exciting to see Nathan Heaney in a good domestic scrap against the tough and very capable Jack Flatley. Nathan has developed and improved enormously in three tricky assignments against overseas opposition, and I am sure his army of fans will be looking forward to this one.
"Our current First Lady, Raven Chapman, really looked the part on her Queensberry debut in May when her opponent was blitzed in just 58 seconds. It showed us that Raven is ready for a step up and former world champion Jorgelina Guanini will provide a stern test of her credentials, with a WBC title on the line.
"Mark Heffron, fresh from his brutal stoppage of Lennox Clarke in July, is fully deserving of a fight closer to home and it will be good to see him really building some momentum as he heads into significant title action later this year.
"Add these four title fights to the four belts being on the line between Amanda Serrano and Sarah Mahfoud, plus the high-stakes heavyweight collision between Joe Joyce and Joseph Parker at the top of the bill and we should be in for a thrilling night of top-class action on September 24 that is not to be missed."
Some decent fights but not the quality of undercard the rumours had us think.
I don’t see why Heffron is in an 8 rounder, the Davies/Baluta fight was the pick of the rumoured fights and I was hoping they’d have Ava on it.
Never heard of Cacace’s opponent so can’t comment, the Essuman fight is decent, I think Heaney will be too big for Flatley but it’s not a bad fight and the Chapman fight is fine for a womens fight.
The card is alright I guess.
Just a bit of a let down from the earlier announcement.
Two chick fights, Fwank must be under pressure from someone somewhere...
