Crunchtime at Lunchtime - Wolverhampton Civic 14th March

On the 14th March 1st Team promotions are putting on a bumper 14 fight Sunday afternoon card headlined by local favourite (and ex British title challenger) Dean Harrison challenging Ben Lawler for his Midland Area light-welterweight, and also includes a black country derby for the British Masters welterweight title between Rob Doody and Martin Gordan. Also up coming local fighters Rob Hunt, Nasser Al Harbi, Jamie Ball (recently came second to Frankie Gavin in young Midland fighter of the year), Rich Ghent, Ben Wilkes, Alex Strutt.

The shows expected to be about 4 hours long and for those of you who aren't local you can watch it for £2.99 on Hatton promotions website - well worth a look imo :good give you a chance to have a look at some of 1st Teams bright young stars (over 50 lads in the stable now).

For more info have a look at www.brandhatton.com and look under pay-per-view.

Beats watching Eastenders omnibus.

 

Yeah quite good lol, it should actually be crunchtime at lunchtime 2 - they had a crunchtime at lunchtime late 2008 (headlined by Steve Saville beating Baz Carey for the Midlands lightweight belt) that was a good small hall bill too.

Apparently tickets are doing really well which is great news.

 

No mate thats absolutely true, aiming to campaign at light middle too now. Saw most of Wilkes fights he's looked good, improving all the time, sells a few tickets too, look out for him. At work at the minute but quick insight look out for Jamie Ball, Richie Ghent, both good amateurs started off well, Ball was pipped by Frankie Gavin for young midland boxer of the year. Rob Hunt is also quite good although he has been hampered by injuries over the last year, hopefuly he can get a good run going and step up soon. Nasser Al Harbi is rated in the gym but I have only seen him once. Also don't think Mark Lloyd will be on the bill he beat Matt Scriven over 4 on Monday.

 

Just a heads up to people that this is on sunday afternoon 2pm, for £2.99 on the net be a nice little way to round off a good weekend of boxing