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ELLIE SCOTNEY will be looking to add another world title to her collection when she faces Segolene Lefebvre this weekend in Manchester. The Catford fighter won her first world title last summer against Cherneka Johnson, dedicating the win to her nan. Ellie Scotney is undefeated during her professional career so farCredit: Richard Pelham / The SunNow she’s aiming to become unified champ at super-bantamweight, with her eyes firmly set on undisputed status. Scotney trains under Shane McGuigan and is stablemates with the likes of Chris Billam-Smith, Adam Azim and Caroline Dubois. She’s displayed superior boxing skills to all her opponents so far during her pro career, and is showing no signs of letting up. Victory this weekend would put her one step closer to having all four 122lbs belts around her waist. When is Scotney vs Lefebvre?
Scotney’s big world title clash with Lefebvre will take place on Saturday, April 13.
The AO Arena in Manchester will play host to the co-main event.
Expect ring-walks to get underway from around 9.30pm BST, with the main card to get going at 7pm.
What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
Scotney vs Lefebvre will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your subscription.
You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.
A flexible pass, worth £19.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.
You can also pay £99.99 for the year up front, and this is the lowest cost option.
The fight is available for live streaming on your mobile or tablet device from the DAZN app.
You can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.
Scotney vs Lefebvre full card
Jordan Gill vs. Zelfa Barrett; Super featherweight
Ellie Scotney vs. Segolene Lefebvre; For the IBF and WBO women’s super bantamweight title
Ste Clarke vs. Jensen Irving; Middleweight
Rhiannon Dixon vs. Karen Elizabeth Carabajal; For the vacant WBO women’s lightweight title
Michael Gomez Jr vs. Kane Baker; Super featherweight
Jack Turner vs. Abdul Kesi Ngaoma; Super flyweight
Jimmy Sains vs. Mateusz Kalecki; Middleweight
William Crolla vs. Fabio Cascone; Light middleweight
Brandon Scott vs. Rodrigo Matias Areco; Super bantamweight More

ALL eyes will be on Manchester this weekend as Jordan Gill returns to the boxing ring.The 29-year-old is on somewhat of a career resurgence following his incredible seventh-round KO win over Michael Conlan last year.Jordan Gill was epic in his win over Michael Conlan last yearCredit: GettyAnd now he’s looking for victory again in another domestic dust-up against Zelfa Barrett, who has challenged for a boxing world title before.Barrett was beaten by Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov in 2022 but gave it his all in a clash for the IBF title.But he wants to be in contention for titles once again and a win over Gill will put him further into the frame.Gill is training under Anthony Joshua’s coach Ben Davison, however, and is laser-focused on victory himself.When is Gill vs Barrett?
Gill vs Barrett’s big fight takes place this weekend on Saturday, April 13.
The fight will be held at the AO Arena in Manchester.
Expect ring-walks for the main event to begin at around 10.30pm BST, with the main card to start at 7pm.
What channel is it and can it be live streamed?
Gill vs Barrett will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your subscription.
You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.
A flexible pass, worth £19.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.
You can also pay £99.99 for the year up front, and this is the lowest cost option.
The fight is available for live streaming on your mobile or tablet device from the DAZN app.
You can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.
Gill vs Barrett full card
Jordan Gill vs. Zelfa Barrett; Super featherweight
Ellie Scotney vs. Segolene Lefebvre; For the IBF and WBO women’s super bantamweight title
Ste Clarke vs. Jensen Irving; Middleweight
Rhiannon Dixon vs. Karen Elizabeth Carabajal; For the vacant WBO women’s lightweight title
Michael Gomez Jr vs. Kane Baker; Super featherweight
Jack Turner vs. Abdul Kesi Ngaoma; Super flyweight
Jimmy Sains vs. Mateusz Kalecki; Middleweight
William Crolla vs. Fabio Cascone; Light middleweight
Brandon Scott vs. Rodrigo Matias Areco; Super bantamweight More

RYAN GARCIA will be hoping he can win a world title at his second attempt as he faces Devin Haney in a huge clash next month. The two fighters have been on a collision course to fight for years as professionals, having clashed six times as amateurs. Devin Haney dominated Regis Prograis to win the WBC 140lbs titleCredit: APRyan Garcia celebrates after defeating Oscar Duarte last yearCredit: GettyGarcia and Haney won three fights each when they were teenagers, but now the stakes are much higher. Haney is the WBC super-lightweight champion, winning the belt from Regis Prograis in dominant fashion back in December. Garcia has yet to win a world title, and was stopped for the first time in his career last year against Gervonta Davis. The 25-year-old has displayed some erratic behaviour in the build-up to his fight with Haney, with some fans saying the event should be called off. But it looks set to go ahead, and it should be a thriller of a contest. When is Haney vs Garcia?
Haney’s clash with Garcia will take place on Saturday, April 20.
Expect ring-walks for the event to get underway in the early hours of the morning, approximately 5am, on Sunday, April 21.
The fight will be held at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
What channel is it and can it be live streamed?
Haney vs Garcia will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your subscription.
You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.
A flexible pass, worth £19.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.
You can also pay £99.99 for the year up front, and this is the lowest cost option.
The fight is available for live streaming on your mobile or tablet device from the DAZN app.
You can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.
Haney vs Garcia full cardAt the moment, the full undercard for Haney vs Garcia is yet to be confirmed. Most read in BoxingCheck back at SunSport for further details. What has been said?Garcia has said: “To me, it is personal in a way,” Garcia said,”I don’t know, something’s just in me and just … I don’t even feel like answering these questions bro, I’m sorry.”I don’t give a f* about his boxing skills. “I will beat his a, that’s it!”I’m not a boxing analyst. Forget that dude! He’s gonna get it, 4/20, that’s it!”Haney has said: “Styles make fights. I feel like I’m levels above him. I feel like he hasn’t fought on that elite level, but when he did, he quit. “Whether he want to admit it or not, the world watched him take a knee, the world watched him Colin Kaepernick. So at the end of the day, what has he really done on the elite level?” More

CAMPBELL HATTON has lost to the reigning Super Lightweight champion James Flint – but the Brit put in a gutsy performance.The judges called it: 98-92, 97-94 and 97-95 in favour of Flint.And as a result, it means that Hatton loses his undefeated 14-fight streak.
RESULT: Flint BEATS Hatton
Ring walks start time: approx 8pm GMT
Live stream/TV: DAZN
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Sandy Ryan says: “I am just happy.
“I just believe in myself, I take myself out of the country for training, away from my friends and family.
“I also thank Terri for being a great dance partner, she is a brilliant fighter and a great champion.”
Copy linkCopiedRyan wins TKO R5
Harper is pulled out on her stool before the fifth starts.
Ryan is elated.
The former sparring partners cuddle.
That was a good stoppage of a one-sided fight.
Copy linkCopiedHarper vs Ryan R4
Harper buzzed again by booming right hands.
Ryan is relentless and raw and ruthless.
Harper is trying to reset and box but she’s being beaten up.
Harper wants a boxing bout but Ryan has got them in a fight.
Copy linkCopiedHarper vs Ryan R3
Ryan’s new American team tell her to target Harper’s body.
And she decides to dictate the power and pace as Harper struggles to stand her ground.
Harper wobbles and staggers, Ryan unloads and whacks her head from side-to-side.
Harper looks broken but now has a minute to recuperate.
Copy linkCopiedHarper vs Ryan R2
Perfect opening 30 seconds from Ryan, straight shots piercing Harper’s guard and slapping her face.
Harper copes, regains composure and works back into the round.
Harper is boxing more technically from distance but she looks vulnerable to the brutish approach from Derby.
Copy linkCopiedHarper vs Ryan R1
Harper with the busier start and the tighter defence but Ryan’s shots look and sound to pack more punch.
Both ladies target the body, both snap out jabs.
But it looks like Ryan is going to take her time and try to be more spiteful while Harper tries to bank rounds with industry.
Copy linkCopiedHarper vs Ryan
All-English world title fight now as Terri Harper challenges for Sandy Ryan’s WBO welterweight crown.
Still only 10 rounds but they should be tight between two former sparring partners.
Harper is the current WBA super-welter champ too, but that strap isn’t on the line tonight.
Ryan recently swapped Derby for Las Vegas – for training – but she has more of a Jamiacan twang in her accent.
Copy linkCopiedDavis wins UD
The three ringside judges in Sheffield score it: 117-111, 116-112 and 116-112.
Still undefeated and still classy.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R12
A left-hook-right-hand slaps Williamson’s head from right to left.
But the brave Derbyshire man will not give up.
Davis is 60 seconds from a points win.
Then lands three hooks to make sure of it.
Excellent fight, skill vs stamina, youth vs experience. But both great men.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R12
Williamson is told his own corner thinks he is a “couple of rounds behind”.
Could that be the inspiration he needs to spring something spectacular?
It’s Davis who lands the best early punch, a left hook.
But Williamson eats it and pushed back.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R11
Williamson clipped by an uppercut, head rocked back.
But Davis does not like pressing on the gas and lets Williamson off again.
Williamson lands a long one-two and they slug it out for the last split-second of the penultimate session.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R10
Williamson will not give up, he’s buzzed again by a one-two but Davis will not stop this brave Trojan.
Davis should stay well clear and preserve himself and his scores.
But he is boldly trading and engaging and giving Williamson a longshot chance.
“We need these two last rounds,” Williamson is told by his coach.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R9
Williamson is rocked, pushed back and peppered with excellent accurate punches.
Williamson is punched back into the ropes but refuses to fold.
Davis is coasting now, only a disaster could stop him.
Williamson is taking a pasting but he’s not shown an ounce of pain.
“He’s f***ing knacked” Williamson is told but his trainer.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R8
Left-hook-right-hand from out of a clinch score for Davis.
Williamson has his gumshield smashed out with a left uppercut and hook.
Beautiful boxing from Davis but a lack of power, so Williamson can always cling to a late Hail Mary.
But Williamson’s eyes are swelling now. Another great bout.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R7
Classy defending from Davis, Williamson throwing textbook shots but missing by miles.
Williamson seems to have the better engine, he is asking questions of the younger and fresher man.
There must be a weakness in Davis’ armoury and maybe it’s his engine.
Williamson’s corner tell him “he’s tiring”.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R6
Williamson finally connects with a scoring shot, but it’s right at the end of the fifth round, after Davis has already dominated him for 2:55mins.
Davis moves into a southpaw stance and pushed around a bit more.
Williamson has woken up and realised he has to press and pester Davis.
More of a slugfest now, with Williamson wisely making it a brawl at close quarters.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R5
Williamson’s corner tell him to stop getting tagged by silly shots, but theres nothing silly about Davis’ shots or their selection.
Two uppercuts slash through Williamson’s guard as he continues to surrender rounds.
A check left hook makes Williamson stagger but he’s off balance, not hurt.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R4
Davis is putting on a boxing clinic here, on the backfoot but in total control.
Williamson is trying to bang and bully his way into range and contention.
But Davis is making him miss and tagging him with precise pot shots.
Williams throws a right hand, Davis leans back an inch so he misses and whacks him back on the botton.
So simple, but so good.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R3
Davis is looking so slick, catching Williamson with all different shots, from range and close-up.
Williamson is getting beaten to every punch, made to miss and punished for mistakes.
Prospect Davis is boxing like the veteran and Williamson looks like the raw novice.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R2
Great start from Davis, an uppercut and backhand, then a single right hand.
Davis is switching stance but he looks most tasty in orthodox.
These two sparring partners are going toe-to-toe and slugging it for money.
Williams is always a second too slow or inch too far out, Davis making him look tired from the off.
Copy linkCopiedDavis vs Williamson R1
Troy Williamson weighed in 4lbs over the super-welter limit yesterday so he’s lucky Ishmael Davis even agreed to this bout happening and him getting paid.
Williamson is rightly booed by the Sheffield crowd for his unprofessionalism.
But the Darlington man makes a decent start and tries to boss the opener.
Davis lands a bodyshot but Trojan Troy is a gladiator.
Copy linkCopiedHatton honest
Campbell says: “Early on I stuck to the plan but I have no arguments, he came on strong.
“I think I did enough but no arguments. I just have to learn
“I would love to do that again. All respect to Jimmy Joe.
“I hope I showed a few people I am more than a silver spoon, I can dig in.”
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Flint: “Well done to Campbell, he will come again, he’s a great fighter who will come again.
“Experience won me the fight, the fight meant a lot to me, it’s for my little girl at home, Annie, that’s for her.”
Copy linkCopiedHarsh for Campbell
Flint deserved the win but the Kevin Parker card was very harsh.
He had it 98-92 but it felt a far closer fight.
Hatton loses his 0 but in a cracker.
Copy linkCopiedFlint wins UD
Hatton is defeated.
The judges call it: 98-92, 97-94 and 97-95.
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CAMPBELL HATTON is back in action this weekend as he fights for his first pro title as a boxer. Son of legendary Brit hero Ricky, Hatton has had 14 fights so far, winning them all with varying degrees of success. Campbell Hatton is 14-0 as a professional fighterCredit: Richard Pelham / The SunBut now he takes his biggest step up yet as he fights James Flint for a Central Area title. Hatton, 23, has improved a lot since his first fight, and he’ll be hopeful a win against Flint can propel him onto further title fights in the next 12 months. But Flint is fit and firing ahead of their clash.“It’s a great fight for both of us. If I beat him, it opens up many doors and I can really push on,” he said. “Likewise for him, if he beats me. I’m not a sore loser. I’ll shake his hand, and it can open up bigger doors for him as well. It’s one of those fights.”When is Hatton vs Flint?
Hatton’s clash against Flint will take place on Saturday, March 23.
The fight will be held at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield.
Dalton Smith vs Jose Zepeda will headline the night of action.
Ring-walks for Hatton vs Flint can be expected at around 8pm UK time.
What channel is it and can it be live streamed?
Hatton vs Flint will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your subscription.
You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.
A flexible pass, worth £19.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.
You can also pay £99.99 for the year up front, and this is the lowest cost option.
The fight is available for live streaming on your mobile or tablet device from the DAZN app.
You can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.
Hatton vs Flint full card
Dalton Smith vs. Jose Zepeda; Super lightweight
Sandy Ryan vs. Terri Harper; For Ryan’s WBO women’s welterweight title
Ishmael Davis vs. Troy Williamson; Light middleweight
Campbell Hatton vs. James Flint; Super lightweight
Nico Leivars vs. Piotr Mirga; Super bantamweight
Liam Cameron vs. Hussein Itaba; Light heavyweight
Leli Buttigieg vs. Bartlomiej Stryczek; Light middleweight
Connan Murray vs. Edgar Kemsky; Middleweight
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