Frank Warren's Queensberry Promotions announced three British title fights: Brad Foster (122 pounds) defends against James Beech, Anthony Cacace faces Lyon Woodstock (130 pounds) and Lerrone Richards(168 pounds)  squares off against Umar Sadiq. The first show will be on July 10th when the British and Commonwealth super bantamweight title will be on the line with Foster (12-0-2) defending against Beech (12-0) from Bloxwich, West Midlands. The other two fights will have their dates scheduled shortly. 

 

“I am thrilled to inform the fans that the wait for live boxing to return is coming to an end,” said promoter Warren. “It has been a long haul and a trying time for everyone but we can now see the first flicker of light at the end of the tunnel. I am so excited to get going again after a period of unprecedented planning and detail to get to where we are. Unfortunately boxing without fans at the venue is the new, but I am sure temporary, normal and we have made it our business to bring the sport back at the earliest opportunity in line with government guidelines regarding health and safety protocols. Our opening show on July 10th is just for starters and we will be looking to go bigger and better as we move along in our summer season that will see us deliver at least five TV shows. Across these dates it is our intention to showcase highly competitive fights between hungry young domestic fighters and increase the stakes from show to show. No easy fights, just British boxing as it should be. I am also looking forward to seeing our unparalleled crop of brilliant young fighters step up the risk levels and really make the most of what will be huge exposure for them across the BT Sport platforms.”

 

Also on the July 10th show, junior middlewight Hamzah Sheeraz (10-0) meets Paul Kean (21-1) from Dundee Scotland, heavyweight David Adeleye from Notting Hill will be hoping for another stoppage victory in his second professional fight and Lightweight Mark "Da Bomb" Chamberlain (5-0, 3KOs), will be looking to take a step up in Stratford.

 

Warren said: “This is just the beginning. It’s going to be a magnificent summer of Great British boxing, so sit back and enjoy every round live on BT Sport.”