Boxing

Following victory in 2019 and 2020, Liverpool amateur boxer Lucas Dube is now hungry for further success post the Coronavirus pandemic. Born in Zimbabwe, Dube moved to Liverpool as a child where he would begin boxing.

The Inclusive Hub, situated in Kirkdale, was opened in 2016 by Liam Starkey and his father. The Hub focuses on helping people of all abilities and ages through boxing and other sports.

Paul Butler is uncertain whether his opponent WBO Bantamweight Champion John Riel Casimero will attend their bout at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena next month. In December 2021, the two were scheduled to fight in Dubai, but Casimero failed to take to the scales, citing viral gastritis for his absence.

Liverpool’s Natasha Jonas insists that winning the vacant WBO Super Welter Title will be enough to give cement her boxing legacy. 

Kell Brook can step out of Amir Khan's shadow at Manchester boxing clash hoping to end an 18 year feud stretching back to Athens 2004. Merseysportlive's Sam Hughes weighs up the big fight

Merseyside boxer Carly Skelly was stopped by Jamie Mitchell in the fourth round of their WBA Bantamweight Championship clash. The 35-year-old nurse, from Litherland, fought valiantly but her opponent always had the better of the exchanges.

Liverpool boxer Tom 'Fazza' Farrell talks exclusively to Merseysportlive and unveils his ambition to get back in the ring after an entertaining 'Boxxer' tournament final defeat to Cori Gibbs. And he is eyeing up a potential undercard bout on the Kell Brook vs Amir Khan card in Manchester on February 19.

Merseysportlive reporter Jack Hatton sits down with Liverpudlian fighter Tom Farrell as he makes his return to the M&S Bank Arena for the new ‘Boxxer’ tournament on November 6.

Carly Skelly headlined the card at the Grand Central Hall in Liverpool as she defeated Dorota Norek by unanimous decision to claim the WBC International title. The 10-round-fight was chaotic throughout and was by no means routine for Skelly, as her Polish opponent took her the distance.

Boxing Index reporter George Priestman believes Liverpool is in line to deliver another big night of fighting in 2022. It comes after the success of Liverpool’s ‘derby-night’ when a packed M&S Arena watched Anthony Fowler and Liam Smith go head to head.