Cardigan boxer Ben Rees-Davies will take the first steps on what he hopes will be the pathway to the 2018 Commonwealth Games when he enters the ring this Saturday night. Rees-Davies takes on Connor Mcintosh from Port Talbot in the preliminaries of the 2017 Welsh Senior Championships at the Rhondda Fach Sports Centre,

JUNIOR BOXING Welsh Junior Boxing Championships Talented Cardigan Boxing Club twins Garan and Ioan Croft both lifted Welsh Junior titles on the weekend at the Welsh Boxing Championships and they will now head to the GB championships later next month. Ioan was up against Ethan Bull of Pantside BC in the final and

Talented Cardigan Amateur Boxing Club star Ioan Croft produced another impressive display to record a well-deserved win at the Scotland v Wales international held at Sophia Gardens, last weekend. Up against John Riley of Lochend ABC near Dundee, teen Croft Ioan was very clinical in his approach, using the ring

An American boxing legend who sparred with former World Heavyweight champion Larry Holmes and who was trained by the great ‘Smoking’ Joe Frazier was the guest of honour at Cardigan Amateur Boxing Club last week. Zeke Wilson a former United States amateur boxing heavyweight champion who boasted a record of 147

Cardigan boxer Ben Rees-Davies completed the season for the Army team with a very unlucky defeat on a split decision in Berlin but he has his sights firmly set on the Welsh light welterweight title next year. Boxing for the Army against the German Army the proud Welshman was the only

  Talented light welterweight Ben Rees-Davies pushed Team England golden boy Mason ‘Smasher’ Smith to the edge last night with many at ringside of the opinion that the Cardigan man should have been awarded the point’s decision and not Smith. Ben was understandably disappointed after the fight, which took place near Winchester, as