Birmingham, England's the Resorts World Arena hosts Queensberry's "Magnificent 7" show this weekend, with the headliner being Nathan Heaney (18-0) defending the British middleweight against the English champion Brad Pauls (18-1), the big-punching Cornishman, who is known as the Newquay Bomb. Heaney gained recognition in his last fight, a majority decision win against the repsected Denzel Bentley. There will also be a dash of world title action in the super bantamweight division where Liam Davies will challenge for the IBO belt against the reigning Erik Robles Ayala. The Mexican Ayala made a name for himself over here by winning the vacant title against Lee McGregor.

 

Sticking at super bantamweight, the show also has a British title fight between Dennis McCann and Brad Strand, two top class unbeaten Brits. Dennis has enjoyed all the fanfare and acclaim since turning pro, while Brad has quietly gone about his business at the renowned Everton Red Triangle Gym in Liverpool alongside his teammates Nick Ball and Andrew Cain.

 

At welterweight, two unbeaten youngsters, Eithan James and Owen Cooper collide with the English title at stake.

 

At 140 pounds, Dublin's Pierce O’Leary is in tough against the also unbeaten Belgian Hovhannes Martirosyanl

 

Super middleweight contender Zach Parker wil be taking on former WBA regular title holder Tyron Zeuge.

 

The show also has light heavyweight Ezra Taylor fighting the Ghanaian southpaw Prince Oko Narty.

 

Saving the biggest til last, The Juggernaut, Joe Joyce is back in business in Birmingham against Kash Ali and having him back in the heavyweight fold is such an exciting prospect for us all. We want to get Joe right back in the mix with all the heavyweight activity currently playing out and he deserves to be a part of it.