Cameron Vuong

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CAMERON VUONG LINKS UP WITH BEN DAVISON AFTER PARTING WAYS WITH JAMIE MOORE

The Ring has learned that promising lightweight Cameron Vuong has amicably parted ways with Jamie Moore and will now be trained by Ben Davison.

Vuong, (8-0, 4 KOs) had trained with Moore at his Manchester gym since turning professional in October 2023 and the former British and European junior middleweight champion has guided the talented 22-year-old from Northumberland through a tricky start to his professional career.

Vuong has been kept busy and matched ambitiously. In November, he eked out a tight unanimous decision victory over former British and European 135lb champion, Gavin Gwynne, and earlier this year he brought an end to his long-running feud with Jordan Flynn, stopping his previously undefeated rival in seven rounds.

Still, Vuong has decided to seek out a different approach and will make the move to Essex to train under Davison, who has former WBA featherweight champion Leigh Wood in action against Anthony Cacace in Nottingham this weekend.

Davison has built a thriving stable at his Performance Centre and Vuong will join a group which includes two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, super bantamweight contender, Shabaz Masoud, heavyweight prodigy Moses Itauma and a whole host of promising youngsters.

[rd350lc]

Didn't see that coming.
Jamie guided him well so far .

[SeanBrennan]

Didn’t see that coming at all

[Coco]

Boxercise gets plenty of stick, but he must be doing something right

[SeanBrennan]

Boxercise gets plenty of stick, but he must be doing something right

definitely trusted and you do not hear rumours of fall outs when people part with him which is refreshing

[Jimmy2025]

Davison is quality.

I'm a believer in having an amateur or pro teacher who gets you from knowing nothing up until the point you are the equivalent of a time served tradesman.

Once you are at that point you should move to a pro trainer of the Gallagher, Davison, McGuigan, Tibbs, Sims, Booth, Lee ... type who can put a specific camp and a fight plan together, organise the right sparring and handle the build up whilst under the spotlight, and manage the fight dynamically.

I'm definitely not in the "who has he had since debut?" camp.