“BRAINS over brawn” will be the message ringing in the ears of Merthyr light-welterweight Ryan Evans as he takes to the ring for his pro debut next Tuesday, writes David Williams.
More: continued here
Discuss in Boxing Forum | Send to a friend. Enable Javascript to correctly view this page.
Related Boxing Wire Articles...
BLACKWOOD’S Craig Evans will take his professional bow at West Ham’s Upton Park tonight insisting he was right to cut >
GARY Lockett-trained Jeff Evans plans to give mixed martial artist Chris Jones the chop on his pro debut in Newport >
Chris Evans has put Sunderlandboss Steve Bruce's Christmas travel plans in a spin.
More: continued here >
George "Monk" Foreman III made his professional debut a successful one, stopping an overmatched and out-of-shape Clyde Weaver (0-2) at >
WELSH welterweight Fred Evans clinched gold as the GB men and women won seven medals at the Strandja Cup in >
EVANS RELISHING UNEXPECTED RETURN
More: continued here >
NEWLY-CROWNED Welsh light-heavyweight champion Jeff Evans could be forgiven for having other things on his mind by the time his >
MERTHYR Tydfil light-welterweight Ryan Evans insists he is fighting fit ahead of his second pro bout next month.
More: continued >
WITH an opponent who has had more than 100 bouts and fought the likes of Amir Khan and Gavin Rees, >
OLYMPIC hopeful Fred Evans has boosted his bid for gold medal success at London 2012.
More: continued here >
JEFF Evans has an extra special reason for wanting a quick finish to his bout in Cardiff tonight.
More: continued >
IT’S unusual for an undercard fight involving two debutants to create more noise than the main event, but Cardiffian James >
JEFF Evans is hoping history repeats itself when he goes for his first professional belt on May 7.
More: continued >
RYAN EVANS has been forced to quit professional boxing after just a year because of a degenerative eye disorder.
More: >
GLAMORGAN student Ryan Evans is on the hunt for a promoter after ending his amateur career in style at the >
EMERGING talent Craig Evans is the latest young Welshman to make his mark on the amateur boxing scene, comfortably winning >
GB returned from the Strandja Cup with five medals, including golds for Nicola Adams and Welsh welterweight Fred Evans.
More: >
FRED EVANS pulled off a superb win over Russia’s Islam Edisultanov as four Great Britain boxers guaranteed medals at the >
AS first years in professional boxing go, the last 12 months couldn’t have been much better for Craig Evans.
More: >
OLYMPIC hopeful Fred Evans has struck gold once again after producing a dominant display at the Danas Pozniakas International, in >