Stafford light-welter Rob Hunt and Coventry welterweight Sean McKervey are set for title rematches in their next outings.
The Midlands pair boxed on a First Team-promoted card in Wolverhampton on Sunday, with both contests being crowd-pleasing affairs.
Unbeaten Hunt outpointed Ben Lawler over six; British Masters welter king McKervery drew with Kevin McCauley in a sprint four-rounder.
Now they're to meet again - this time with titles on the line.
The tall, long-limbed 24-year-old, 14-0-1 (1), is due to fight the man he dropped and shut-out, Skegness' former Midland Area 10st boss Lawler, for the vacant International Masters 10st belt in November, possibly on a show in Stoke.
And durable dangerman McCauley, who has gone 2-1-1 in his last four, had hoped a solid showing against the Masters champion would force the southpaw into making a defence against him.
The Stourbridge-based scrapper appears to have got his wish.
McKervey, 7-2-2 (1) and who sparred with former World Amateur champion Frankie Gavin in the run-up to his 12-minute bout on Sunday, will probably make the maiden defence of his strap later in the year - possibly in Coventry.
The Midlands pair boxed on a First Team-promoted card in Wolverhampton on Sunday, with both contests being crowd-pleasing affairs.
Unbeaten Hunt outpointed Ben Lawler over six; British Masters welter king McKervery drew with Kevin McCauley in a sprint four-rounder.
Now they're to meet again - this time with titles on the line.
The tall, long-limbed 24-year-old, 14-0-1 (1), is due to fight the man he dropped and shut-out, Skegness' former Midland Area 10st boss Lawler, for the vacant International Masters 10st belt in November, possibly on a show in Stoke.
And durable dangerman McCauley, who has gone 2-1-1 in his last four, had hoped a solid showing against the Masters champion would force the southpaw into making a defence against him.
The Stourbridge-based scrapper appears to have got his wish.
McKervey, 7-2-2 (1) and who sparred with former World Amateur champion Frankie Gavin in the run-up to his 12-minute bout on Sunday, will probably make the maiden defence of his strap later in the year - possibly in Coventry.
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