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At least three of them will be in action, spearheaded by St Annes boxer Matty Askin taking on Tommy McCarthy in an eliminator for the British cruiserweight title. He will be joined on the bill at the Victoria Warehouse, Manchester by his stable-mate Jack Arnfield, of Stalmine, who is expected to be involved in a six-rounder.

Arnfield is currently on a high after annexing the World Boxing Council international middleweight title in Manchester when he beat Jack Ryder on points.

Blackpool’s R P Davies, victorious at Bolton on Saturday, is also expected to be in action in November on a bill in Manchester.

Davies moved into double-figure victories at Bolton with a six round points success over Duane Green, of Norwich. Reflecting on the win, super-welterweight Davies said he was now ready to kick on.

He said: “It was a tough six rounds; I thought I boxed well for four and the last two became a bit more physical, more of a dog-fight.”

“I believe I have the ability to stop people; a lot of the lads on my record don’t get stopped.”

“If they do it is very few and far between, but I think stoppages will come.”

“I am fighting very experienced lads and they know how to survive in there.”

“I hit Green with some good shots and I think I stunned him a few times, but he knew what to do and he was clever.”

“In the last two rounds I just thought I could have closed the show a little bit sharper.”

Davies, who expects to be on a show at the Bowlers complex in Manchester in November, says that he intends making 2017 the year when he makes the big breakthrough.

He said: “Hopefully next year is my big push. A lot of these lads I am boxing are a lot better than their records suggest.”

“I will be more up for the big fights; they will excite me and make me a better fighter.”

Source: http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/sport/boxing/busy-month-in-store-for-fylde-boxers-1-8198576

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Davies is in action at the Macron Stadium in Bolton, while Rose features at the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham. Super-welterweight Davies takes on Duane Green, of Norwich, while Rose meets Bulgarian Stiliyan Kostov.

Both boxers are banking on plenty of support, Davies’ followers making the short trip to Bolton, while Rose returns to the city of his birth, where he still has relatives and fans. Davies, who has lost just once in his fledgling career, is happy with the build-up to tomorrow’s fight.

He said: “My camp and preparation has been spot on, “I have had some great sparring rounds with Scott Fitzgerald and Reece Cartwright, and I put the hours in on the pads and with the fitness work.“

“I will be taking quite a large following down the road to Bolton, which is very flattering, and hopefully I can put on a show and get the right result for each and every one of those people who have supported me and continue to do so.”

For Rose, it will mark a much-awaited return to the ring. He has not boxed since April, when he lost to Matthew Macklin at the O2 Arena in London, since which time he has had an operation to repair an injured elbow and has changed management, He is now with the MGM boxing organisation after parting company with Steve Wood.

Rose said: “I feel set to be back to my best. I want people to know that I am still serious.

“I was the best super-welterweight (formerly known as light-middleweight) in Britain for two or three years and there is no reason why I can’t get back there again.”

Rose says that the meeting with Kostov is important on a number of levels, not least for the fact that it marks a return to Birmingham.

He added: “It means a lot to me to be fighting in Birmingham, “I have a lot of family there, so it will be great to have them all supporting me. “I moved to Blackpool when I was nine, so I was there for much of my childhood.”

“I was the best super-welterweight (formerly known as light-middleweight) in Britain for two or three years and there is no reason why I can’t get back there again.”

Rose says that the meeting with Kostov is important on a number of levels, not least for the fact that it marks a return to Birmingham.

He added: “It means a lot to me to be fighting in Birmingham, “I have a lot of family there, so it will be great to have them all supporting me. “I moved to Blackpool when I was nine, so I was there for much of my childhood.”

Source: http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/sport/boxing/rose-and-davies-in-saturday-fight-action-1-8193842

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