By Richard Eberline March 29th, 2005 All Boxing News
One of the most anticipated domestic tear-ups in recent memory is set to be officially announced tomorrow, as Sports Network head honcho Frank Warren will be holding an official press conference tomorrow. The fight is rumored to be taking place at Manchester's MEN arena the day before the huge
IBF light welterweight title bout between Kostya Tszyu and Ricky Hatton at the same venue on June 4th. Fan anticipation for the Harrison - Brodie pairing is running high as the two are considered far and away the best featherweights in the country and among the top in the world. Saddoboxing will have coverage of the press conference tomorrow and we will post the details as soon as they become available.
Scott Harrison overcame initial difficulty to bang out challenger Michael Brodie within four rounds last night at Manchester's Evening News Arena. The two featherweights >
It is reported that a major British featherweight showdown may be signed for the near future between WBO champion Scott Harrison and former WBC title challenger Michael Brodie. Brodie, from >
In the aftermath of his shocking fourth round stoppage loss to WBO featherweight champion Scott Harrison this past Friday, Manchester fighter Michael Brodie announced, in a rather snap-decision manner that >
Both main event participants for tonight's headliner at the MEN arena in Manchester, England made weight for the contest without too many problems. WBO featherweight champion Scott Harrison of Glasgow, >
This fight takes place the night before a huge title fight, which is a bit sad really as this long awaited domestic clash is not going to get the media's >
At their best, these two fighters are world-class forces in the featherweight division, at their worst; they have vulnerabilities that hardly make them a sure thing in any world class >
On June 3, WBO featherweight champion Scott Harrison will defend his title against Manchester’s Michael Brodie in what will be the opening headliner in >
British fight manager Jack Trickett has launched a verbal attack on WBO featherweight champion Scott Harrison ahead of Harrison's clash with Trickett's fighter, Michael Brodie this Friday. According to the >
Against an as of yet unspecified opponent, WBO featherweight champion of the world Scott Harrison will return to the ring in defense of his crown later this year. In Glasgow, >
WBO Featherweight Champion Scott Harrison faces a true do or die situation against his most dangerous domestic rival, three time world title challenger Michael Brodie, this Friday at Manchester, England's >
