Wolverhampton's Dean Harrison continues his boxing rehabilitation at Wolverhampton Civic Hall on July 17.
The touted and talented Black Country stylist, 15-2 (4), was crushed in four rounds by Irish southpaw Paul McCloskey in a British 10st title challenge in March but returned to the win column with a routine 60-55 six-round points decision over Devon-based Iranian Ali Wyatt at the Civic Hall in June.
Harrison's call to British title arms came at short notice and the 25-year-old First Team-promoted International Masters welterweight champion will hope he has a lot more time to prepare the next time the Lonsdale Belt is up for grabs.
Also on First Team's Civic bill - which will be the last professional show of the season - are Dudley middleweight Jamie Ball, 6-0 (1), Halesowen's Keith Sheen, 2-0, Tipton's Rob Doodey, 2-0, Cradley's Chris Male, 5-0, Coventry duo Troy James, 2-0-1, and James Mulhern, 2-0, along with the paid debut of former top ten-rated Tipton amateur Lee Glover.
The touted and talented Black Country stylist, 15-2 (4), was crushed in four rounds by Irish southpaw Paul McCloskey in a British 10st title challenge in March but returned to the win column with a routine 60-55 six-round points decision over Devon-based Iranian Ali Wyatt at the Civic Hall in June.
Harrison's call to British title arms came at short notice and the 25-year-old First Team-promoted International Masters welterweight champion will hope he has a lot more time to prepare the next time the Lonsdale Belt is up for grabs.
Also on First Team's Civic bill - which will be the last professional show of the season - are Dudley middleweight Jamie Ball, 6-0 (1), Halesowen's Keith Sheen, 2-0, Tipton's Rob Doodey, 2-0, Cradley's Chris Male, 5-0, Coventry duo Troy James, 2-0-1, and James Mulhern, 2-0, along with the paid debut of former top ten-rated Tipton amateur Lee Glover.
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