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Ryan Garner set to fight Salvador Jimenez in Bournemouth on March 1

Southampton super featherweight Ryan Garner will fight Spain’s Salvador Jimenez at the Bournemouth International Centre on March 1, it was announced today.

Garner, who is unbeaten in 16 pro fights, was last seen outpointing Archie Sharp over 10 rounds in July, ruining Sharp’s undefeated record in the process.

Jimenez, meanwhile, is also unbeaten. His record stands at 14-0-1 (6), with the one draw coming against Juanfe Gomez in November 2023. He has since then won two fights, both by stoppage, but has yet to fight outside his homeland. At 28, he is two years Garner’s senior, but will start their March 1 fight as a hefty underdog.

“Buzzing to announce (that I am) headlining my first show close to home on the south coast down at the BIC in Bournemouth,” Garner, 16-0 (8), wrote on social media. “Let’s get as much support from Southampton there as possible.”

Joyce will be on this undercard.

It’s strange TNT and DAZN going head to head this night.

Thought they’d stop that.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑17 Jan 2025, 04:58 Joyce will be on this undercard.

He's fighting Patrick Korte..

Will be a warm up before he fights Whyte

Fight Week!!

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 Feb 2025, 04:38 Fight Week!!

Wonder if the Joyce fight goes ahead ? If he's fit for this makes you wonder why he wasn't in the running to fight Parker in Saudi ?

tony1234 wrote: ↑24 Feb 2025, 10:33

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 Feb 2025, 04:38 Fight Week!!

Wonder if the Joyce fight goes ahead ? If he's fit for this makes you wonder why he wasn't in the running to fight Parker in Saudi ?

Really? I mean it would have been good for Parker to get revenge. Other than that, Joyce has regressed so much

Full list of weights:

12 x 3 mins – EBU junior lightweight title
Ryan Garner – 129.4lbs
Salvador Jimenez – 129.4lbs

12 x 3 mins – Commonwealth light heavyweight title
Lewis Edmondson – 174.8lbs
Oluwatosin Kejawa – 172.8lbs

10 x 3 mins – lightweight
Mace Ruegg – 134.7lbs
Liam Dillon – 134.4lbs

8 x 3 mins – junior middleweight
Henry Turner – 148.8lbs
Miguel Antin – 149.7lbs

6 x 3 mins – lightweight
Joseph Butler – 136.6lbs
Alexander Morales – 134.4lbs

6 x 3 mins – welterweight
Luke McCormack – 143.8lbs
Ramiro Lopez – 143.6lbs

6 x 3 mins – cruiserweight
Karol Itauma – 180.1lbs
Michal Ludwiczak – 179.8lbs

6 x 3 mins – lightweight
Charles Frankham – 134.4lbs
Jahfieus Faure – 134.1lbs

Live from Bournemouth International Centre - Bournemouth, UK.
Promoted by: Queensberry Promotions

Time:5 pm (UK time)
TV/Live stream: Youtube
Time: 7 pm (UK time)
TV/Live stream: TNT Sports
Time: 2 pm ET | 11 am PT
TV/Live stream: ESPN+ | Price: $9.99 p/m | $99.99 p/y

Main Card

Card subject to change.

Vacant European Super-Featherweight Championship
Ryan Garner vs Salvador Jimenez

Commonwealth Light-Heavyweight Championship
Lewis Edmonson vs Oluwatosin Kejawa

Vacant Commonwealth Silver Lightweight Contest
Mace Rueg vs Liam Dillon

8 Round Heavyweights Contest
Joe Joyce vs Patrick Korte

Super-Lightweight Contest
Henry Turner vs. Miguel Cesario Antin

Light-Heavyweight Contest
Karol Itauma vs. Michal Ludwiczak

Super-Featherweight Contest
Charles Frankham vs. Jahfieus Faure

Lightweight Contest
Joseph Butler vs. Alexander Morales

Super-Lightweight Contest
John Isaacs vs. Ezequiel Gregores

Super-Lightweight Contest
Luke McCormack vs. Ramiro Garcia Lopez

Prelims - 5 pm GMT

I know we've got European and Commonwealth title fights here but this card is pretty rotten

Is this Frank's last TNT show then??

Dillon and Ruegg getting things off to a good start, haven't scored but looks very close

Cant believe the worse scorer in british history Terry O'Connor still making a living in British boxing lol

Dillon wins a split

96-94 x2 Dillon and Big Tel putting in a 98-92 for Ruegg

Glass Joe wrote: ↑01 Mar 2025, 15:56 Cant believe the worse scorer in british history Terry O'Connor still making a living in British boxing lol

He's a law unto himself

Ruegg vs Dillon was very tight. Big jump for Ruegg, he did well.
Frank ham is very upright. Can’t see him doing much.

Well done ref, I'm all for that

Not that impressed by Karol Itauma, I know he's been inactive but still

Just turned on to see Lewis Edmondson stinking up the joint.

He’s winning handily enough, but he’s let his man back into the fight and he can’t step it up..

My friend is there and said the fights in the crowd is better than the fight

It goes the distance, I've got Edmondson ahead 117-112, bit of a borefest,, looked like we might be in for an early night, 1st round Edmondson was measuring Kejawa up for the long right hand and he literally couldn't miss with it, he wobbled him with it, Kejawa's legs doing a little dance but the ref jumped in to call the punch around the back of the head, replays shows it was to the temple, ref saved Kejawa from almost certainly getting KO'd, after that Edmondson outboxed Kejawa, switched stances but never hurt him again, Kejawa was poor offered little and was one paced

Things got boring in the middle rounds and Edmondson took his foot off the gas and Kejawa finally started having some success, doubled up the jab , pressured Edmondson and caught him with some clean shots, it didn't last though and Edmondson fiddled his way to the end for wide UD