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Jazza Dickens takes on in form Dai Davis in Liverpool this Sunday
By britishboxers on July 28, 2012
28th July 2012
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| Jazza Dickens |
Unbeaten Liverpool prospect James ‘Jazza’ Dickens continues his swift boxing rise this Sunday afternoon, when he takes on Merthyr Tydfil’s constant battler Dai Davies.
Davies, 29, is coming into this fight on form after beating Paul Economides to win the Welsh Area featherweight title in March and in his last fight just 3 weeks ago, he drew with Manchester prospect Rhys Roberts.
Jazza, 21, gave up the chance of Olympic glory this year in London, when he decided to turn over professional in January 2011. He went onto have 7 paid fights that year and this will be his 4th of 2012, which took his current record to; 10-0, with 4 wins by KO.
The fight is being staged by The Merseyside Sporting Club and will take place at the Devonshire House Hotel in Liverpool.
Jazza, 21, gave up the chance of Olympic glory this year in London, when he decided to turn over professional in January 2011. He went onto have 7 paid fights that year and this will be his 4th of 2012, which took his current record to; 10-0, with 4 wins by KO.
Jazza is certainly one to watch out for. He is a fighter who has the skills, determination and potential to go along way in the sport. He is a fantastic lad grounded and well capable of continuing the Liverpool boxing name for years to come.
Also on the bill
Terry Needham will warm up for October’s Prizefighter appearance with a contest against Ross Payne whilst Birkenhead Venture’s Sean Lewis hopes for his 2nd pro win with victory over Sean Gorman. Whilst Louis Cuddy takes on Igor Borucha
Tickets for the Devonshire House Hotel dinner show can be purchased by calling 01942874241. Food will be served at 2pm with the Boxing starting from 4pm.
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