**With Slideshow**

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On Friday night at the Holiday Inn, Smallbrook Queensway in Birmingham, England promoter Jon Pegg hosted a Boxing dinner show which showcased four contests with boxers hailing from Richie Woodall‘s gym.

The Albany Suite was full with tables of attendees - happily tucking in to a three course meal before bidding on memorabilia at the pre-fight auction. Attendees included newly crowned Commonwealth Super Flyweight Champion Don Broadhurst and ‘Black Country Body Snatcher’, Darren ‘Macca’ McDermott.

The first fight of the night saw Birmingham's Nasser Al Harbi face Davey Jones of Scunthorpe. Aged just 19, Al Harbi had won all four of his previous contests and now faced more experienced Jones.

Not a great fight to watch, as there was a lot of holding from the younger Al Harbi. Jones slips in the first round but fighting quickly resumes with Al Harbi throwing both right and left straights. More...

In anticipation of their Saturday night bout for the Welsh Super Featherweight title at Newport Centre in Newport, Wales, rivals Dai Davies and Jamie Arthur will come face to face today for the official weigh-in to the Jamie Sanigar promoted fight card.

Reigning champion Davies, 5-9-1 (0), has faced some of the best at feather and super feather such as Jason Booth, Rendall Munroe, Derry Matthews, Akaash Bhatia and Matthew Marsh, resulting in a humble won-lost record but also great ring experience.

Arthur, 10-2 (3), of Cwmbran, will be taking part in his second bout since returning from a two and a half year layoff and the 28 year old will be looking to reclaim past amateur glories that saw him claim a Gold Medal at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. More...