It was a good evening of fights in England last night with British Super Feather Champion Carl “Ingemar” Johanneson turning back the spirited challenge of Femi Fehintola and ex-WBC Super Middle titlist Glenn Catley making a successful comeback after three years away.
At the Metrodome in Barnsley, Johanneson, 25-2 (18), proved too experienced for Fehintola, 14-1 (1), erasing the challenger’s advantages in height and reach with an unrelenting assault that simply ground down the Bradford man.
While Fehintola had his moments, at times shaking the champion with bracing single shots, the strength and will of Johanneson made the difference, canvassing the younger man a total of four times before the bout was stopped in the sixth to save Fehintola from further punishment.
At the Dolman Exhibition Hall at Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol, former WBC super middle Glenn Catley, 28-7 (20), had a happy return to the ring after sitting on the sidelines for three years. The hometown man stopped seasoned veteran Hussain Osman, 14-15 (6), of London in the third round.
Catley will now look to join the mix of domestic talent currently ruled by WBO/IBF Champion Joe Calzaghe and British/Commonwealth Champion Carl Froch.
Chris Sanigar's West Country Boxing will host a press conference in Bristol, England on Wednesday featuring former world super middleweight champion Glenn Catley who will announce the details of his >
Former WBC Super Middleweight Champion Glenn Catley continues his comeback after an over three year absence when "The Cat" headlines the next Chris Sanigar promoted bill scheduled to take place >
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Johanneson first stepped >
British Super Featherweight Champion Carl Johanneson is not one to overlook an opponent and has dismissed all talk not relating to his upcoming defence against undefeated Bradford based fighter Femi >
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