Kell Brook will defend his IBF World Welterweight title against Romanian "Jo Jo" Dan at the Motorpoint Arena on 28th March.
Kell wowed his fans when he attended a Civic Reception in his Sheffield hometown in August 2014 after defeating Shawn Porter for the IBF World Welterweight title.
He was expected to make a first defence of his title last December, but that was affected by a machete attack in Tenerife shortly after his Civic Reception. All credit to Kell who later said "I was lying there helpless and hopeless on teh side of the street. I was thinking about my kids, my family, looking at the blood pouring out of my leg." Well done on the recovery and all the best for a show-stopping performance in March.
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Thursday, 29 January 2015
Monday, 25 August 2014
The Return of the King - Kell Brook
In honour of his winning the IBF Welterweight crown and becoming the latest in a long line of prolific Sheffield boxers, Kell Brook was welcomed back to Sheffield with a Civic Reception and a public event in the Winter Gardens.
His trainer Dominic Ingle spoke of those men that Kell Brook was following: Naseem Hamed, Johnny Nelson, Clinton Woods among others.
And promotor Eddie Hearn looked forward to major fight nights at the Arena, starting later this year with an as-yet- provisional date of 6th December....perhaps to be followed with a Wembley Stadium date with Amir Khan next year. And he spoke about Brook now looking to unify the welterweight division in a very strong boxing division.
As for the hundreds that had turned out to welcome him home, it was a special day to say well done to their special K.
His trainer Dominic Ingle spoke of those men that Kell Brook was following: Naseem Hamed, Johnny Nelson, Clinton Woods among others.
And promotor Eddie Hearn looked forward to major fight nights at the Arena, starting later this year with an as-yet- provisional date of 6th December....perhaps to be followed with a Wembley Stadium date with Amir Khan next year. And he spoke about Brook now looking to unify the welterweight division in a very strong boxing division.
As for the hundreds that had turned out to welcome him home, it was a special day to say well done to their special K.
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