double trouble walsall town town hall

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  1. maley1984

    maley1984 tommy male Full Member

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    Double Trouble 2
    By Daniel Mole uko boxing

    Professional boxing returns to Walsall Town Hall in November with EJKO Promotions’ mouth-watering ‘Double Trouble 2’.

    The show, on Saturday, 16th November, features a British Title Eliminator and British Masters Title fight at the top of the bill as well as seven intriguing undercard bouts.

    After recovering from their respective injuries, Cradley’s Chris Male (12...-1) and Coventry’s Troy James (14-2-1) go head to head for a shot at the British Super Featherweight Title.
    There’s also a title on the line. Stourbridge’s former Midlands Area Welterweight Champion, Steven Pearce (7-2) takes on Stafford’s Rob Hunt (17-2-2) for a British Masters Welterweight strap.

    28-year old Pearce will be entering the ring for the first time since losing his Midlands Area Title to Sam Eggington in April and will be keen to get back to winning ways.

    Hunt, 27, made an impressive return to the ring earlier this month with a convincing victory over Andrew Patterson at the Town Hall having been inactive since bowing out of Prizefighter with a deep cut at the turn of the year.

    “It’s going to be an exciting show,” explained Promoter, Errol Johnson. “Male and James is a real 50/50 fight, so is Pearce and Hunt.
    There’s not much separating the fighters so boxing fans are in for a real treat. We’ve got seven fights on the undercard too, so it’s going to be some night.”

    Walsall’s, Chris Keane (10-1), is chief support. The Midlands Area Cruiserweight Champion defeated experienced Lithuanian Remigijus Ziausys for a second time earlier this month and will be looking for a sterner test this time around.

    West Bromwich welterweight, Tom Stokes (3-0), will be hoping to make it a hat-trick of victories in his third professional fight whilst Tipton featherweight, Lee Glover (7-1), is also in action.

    Stafford’s undefeated super middleweight, Grant Cunningham (8-0) features alongside Stoke lightweight, Andy Keates (7-1) and debutants Lennox Clarke (Halesowen super middleweight) and Ainsley Ratcliffe (Tipton flyweight) complete the card.

    Tickets, priced at £30 and £60 Ringside, are available from Walsall Town Hall Box Office on 0845 111 2900. The aftershow party will take place at The Pitch Sports Bar and Grill, Bridge Street, Walsall
     
  2. maley1984

    maley1984 tommy male Full Member

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    Well its fight week. How do u guys see these 2 50-50 fights going. Chris male v troy james british title eliminator and ste pearce v rob hunt british masters title.
     
  3. antonio plaisir

    antonio plaisir the detonator Full Member

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    once you've had black country
    you won't go back
     
  4. maley1984

    maley1984 tommy male Full Member

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    Ha ha very true u going the show
     
  5. antonio plaisir

    antonio plaisir the detonator Full Member

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    bit strapped at the mo, mate. shame mole doesn't do discounts for fellow saddlers!

    i've had trouble seeing double at the town hall, at walsall beer festival. good venue.

    all the best for your title shot.
     
  6. maley1984

    maley1984 tommy male Full Member

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    I'm not chris mate. Chris is my cusion but thanks
     
  7. antonio plaisir

    antonio plaisir the detonator Full Member

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    all the best to him, then!
     
  8. Alexandra park

    Alexandra park Active Member Full Member

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    Sounds like a DVD i just rubbed one off to. That is all.
     
  9. Larryboys

    Larryboys Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Anyone know if they'll have tickets on the door for this tonight? seeing as Walsall town hall box office have this strange policy against answering their phones to take peoples money