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Fights will be streamed live on Sky Sports Facebook from just before 6pm..




Fight Schedule

Lewis Ritson VS Joe Murray
12x3 mins British Lightweight Championship

Jordan Gill VS Jason Cunningham
10x3 mins Featherweight Contest

Tasha Jonas VS Karina Kopinska
6x2 mins Super-Featherweight Contest

Qais Ashfaq VS Brett Fidoe
Bantamweight Contest

Hosea Burton VS Josip Perkovic
8x3 mins Light-Heavyweight Contest

Sam Hyde VS Toni Visic
6x3 mins Cruiserweight Contest

Marcus Morrison VS Fernando Heredia
6x3 mins Middleweight Contest

Scott Fitzgerald VS Ishmael Tetteh
6x3 mins Super-Welterweight Contest

Osman Aslam VS Elvis Guillen
4x3 mins Super-Bantamweight Contest

Any post the stream from FB?

Nevermind

here is the link for anyone to book mark it for future reference and view free boxing on the Sky Sports FB page.


https://www.facebook.com/skysportsboxin ... DamW0WMMkg

Thanks mimmy

rd350lc wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 14:42 Thanks mimmy

If you are interested in Golden Boy boxing here is their page, as its their fights they show Golden Boy live too, there was a live event last night I believe thats still there to view.

https://www.facebook.com/GoldenBoyBoxin ... _194MTx7yQ

Nice one

How big is this warehouse? I'm sure av seen it from the outside.

Eddeh travels a lot. I bet he get's nackered. Germany yesterday. Manchester today..

Good first win for Qais

Qais Ashfaq began his professional career with a one sided points victory over the experienced Brett Fidoe.

With Jamie Moore and Nigel Travis in his corner, Ashfaq dominated through out and took the fight 40-36 on the referees scorecard.

Natasha Jonas took one step closer to a maiden shot at the world title with a 60-54 over Karina Kopinska.

Jonas worked well to both body and head, and looked comfortable all the way to the final bell.

Hosea Burton had to go through some tough moments in his victory over Josip Perkovic, moving a step closer to a shot at regaining his British title.

A left hook from Burton shook Perkovic in the first round, the Croatian doing well to survive the round.

Perkovic grew into the fight in the second, drawing blood from the nose of Burton from straight shots with both hands.

Both men had sustained periods of success during the middle rounds, Burton’s jab giving him rest-bite from the relentless pressure Perkovic brought to the ring.

Hosea Burton edged the fight 78-75 on points in the end, but credit must go to both men for a hard fought contest.

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Marcus Morrison showed devastating power in his second round destruction of Fernando Heredia as he continued his comeback from back to back loses in 2017.

Elsewhere on the undercard, Sam Hyde cruised to a 60-55 points victory over Toni Visic, returning to the ring for the first time since suffering a horrendous knee injury last time out.

Despite getting caught at times, Hyde looked comfortable from the first bell to the last.

Osman Aslam opened the show with a solid performance, outpointing Elvis Guillen 40-36 in a solid yet unremarkable performance.

Cunningham going for it last round

Woahhhhh! What a final round!!

What a last round.. cunningham loses wide though.

Gill's eye looks bad

Cracking fight cunningham put it on him big time in that last round

Scorecard:
Unanimous decision for Gill. Wide scorecards. Like I thought

Looking at their faces. You'd think Cunningham battered Gill.

Effort by Cunningham though.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:36 Looking at their faces. You'd think Cunningham battered Gill.

Effort by Cunningham though.

Definitely going to be the most sore in the morning would av loved that to have been 12 rounds cracking fight that warriors spirit from cunningham and Gill does look talented just a shame about the power

dhb-raging bull wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:38

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:36 Looking at their faces. You'd think Cunningham battered Gill.

Effort by Cunningham though.

Definitely going to be the most sore in the morning would av loved that to have been 12 rounds cracking fight that warriors spirit from cunningham and Gill does look talented just a shame about the power

Gill looked shattered that round. He was still landing though.

Main event next

I envisage Gill's lack of power undoing him at the highest level but if he continues to be involved in fights like that one tonight, Exclusivity will have no problem putting him on some big Matchroom cards.
Hope he sticks with Dave Coldwell as I think he is the man to bring him to full potential

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:40

dhb-raging bull wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:38

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:36 Looking at their faces. You'd think Cunningham battered Gill.

Effort by Cunningham though.

Definitely going to be the most sore in the morning would av loved that to have been 12 rounds cracking fight that warriors spirit from cunningham and Gill does look talented just a shame about the power

Gill looked shattered that round. He was still landing though.

Power let's him down cunningham walked through in the last shame he didn't put it on him like that the round before but easier said than done Gill was very slick and hard to catch i would favour bellotti if they can make that fight! Fancying a ritson stoppage here should be another entertaining fight though

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:33 What a last round.. cunningham loses wide though.

Gill's eye looks bad

Eye looks awful , wouldn't be surprised if there is more than just bruising there .

Gill looked mostly comfortable in there with the exception of the last where Cunningham showed grit bringing it .

rd350lc wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:48

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:33 What a last round.. cunningham loses wide though.

Gill's eye looks bad

Eye looks awful , wouldn't be surprised if there is more than just bruising there .

Gill looked mostly comfortable in there with the exception of the last where Cunningham showed grit bringing it .

Coldwell said he going to get it checked.

What's with the hillbilly ringwalk