Lewis Ritson vs. Andy Townend - Cancelled
Posted: 14 Jan 2019, 08:52
Lewis Ritson will be back in the ring before the end of the first quarter.
The British lightweight champion suffered his maiden defeat in the paid code last October.
Ritson was outpointed by Francesco Patera of Belgium, exclusively live on Sky Sports, at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle when the pair clashed for the vacant European title.
But the 25-year-old (17-1, 11KOs), who now holds the Lonsdale belt outright after making three consecutive defence against Joe Murray, Scott Cardle and Paul Hyland Jr. after winning it against Robbie Barrett back in October 2017, is set to return to the aforementioned North East venue on March 23.
The British title will be on the line when ‘The Sandman’ faces Andy Townend, exclusively live on Sky Sports in the UK and DAZN Stateside.
Townend, a former English and Commonwealth super-featherweight champion, has a record of 22-4 with 14 quick finishes.
He was last in action last October when he outpointed Henry Janes.
The fight has yet to be formally revealed by Matchroom, Ritson’s promoters, but it is set, according to the latest British Boxing Board of Control notices.
The British lightweight champion suffered his maiden defeat in the paid code last October.
Ritson was outpointed by Francesco Patera of Belgium, exclusively live on Sky Sports, at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle when the pair clashed for the vacant European title.
But the 25-year-old (17-1, 11KOs), who now holds the Lonsdale belt outright after making three consecutive defence against Joe Murray, Scott Cardle and Paul Hyland Jr. after winning it against Robbie Barrett back in October 2017, is set to return to the aforementioned North East venue on March 23.
The British title will be on the line when ‘The Sandman’ faces Andy Townend, exclusively live on Sky Sports in the UK and DAZN Stateside.
Townend, a former English and Commonwealth super-featherweight champion, has a record of 22-4 with 14 quick finishes.
He was last in action last October when he outpointed Henry Janes.
The fight has yet to be formally revealed by Matchroom, Ritson’s promoters, but it is set, according to the latest British Boxing Board of Control notices.