Nathan Gorman and Reuben Arrowsmith

Gorman and Arrowsmith Aim To Shine On TV

ByHatton Promotions

Hatton Promotions prospects Nathan Gorman and Reuben Arrowsmith have been given the chance to shine on TV.

The unbeaten pair, who are both trained by boxing legend Ricky Hatton, will appear on Frank Warren’s BoxNation broadcast event at the Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff on November 26.

And the Hitman sees it as the perfect platform for his boxers to showcase their talent.

“This is a huge opportunity for Nathan and Reuben to show people what they’re capable of,” Hatton said.

“Nathan has already had a little taste of what it’s like to fight on TV with BoxNation showing his knockout of Dave Howe recently, but it’ll be a new experience for Reuben and I’m sure it’s something he’ll take to straight away.

“I see these lads in the gym everyday so I know the huge potential they have. The general public, though, probably haven’t seen that much of them so I’m hoping that appearing on this card really turns a few heads.”

Following stellar international amateur careers, Gorman and Arrowsmith both turned professional in late 2015 and Hatton says he couldn’t have asked for more from them in the short time since.

“I like to think all my lads are getting better each day and Nathan and Reuben have really excelled,” he said.

“Normally, when you get two boxers so young turning over, it’s best to take things slowly and not rush things. With these two, I’m letting the reins off already.

“Nathan won the Central Area title in only his sixth pro fight and I don’t think Reuben’s that far off boxing for his first title now. I think it’s going to be a massive 2017 for both of them.”

The November 26 bill is a championship triple header as Billy Joe Saunders defends his WBO middleweight crown against New York-based Russian Artur Akavov, Welsh hero and Young Boxer of the Year Liam Williams puts his British super-welterweight title on the line against Ahmet Patterson, and Birmingham’s Tommy Langford clashes with Sam Sheedy for the vacant British middleweight bauble.

BoxNation can be viewed on Sky (437/490 HD), Virgin 546, Talk Talk 415, Freeview 255, and online using the broadcaster’s dedicated streaming service.