In a fight that had plenty on the line, Bruce delivered when it mattered most. He showed composure, sharp boxing, and the ability to handle pressure across the rounds, ultimately doing enough to secure the Lonsdale Belt and announce himself as a serious force in the division.

The British flyweight title has a strong history, with many former holders going on to achieve success at European and world level. That context makes this win even more important. It is not just a title, it is often the platform that pushes fighters into the next stage of their careers.

Bruce came into the bout as the challenger, but fought with the confidence of a champion. He controlled key moments, picked his shots well, and showed the kind of resilience needed in a close, competitive contest. It was a well-rounded performance and one that proved he belongs at the top end of the domestic scene.

Winning this title changes everything. It brings new opportunities, bigger fights, and more attention. Whether it is defending the belt against top British contenders or looking towards European honours, Bruce now has options.

More than anything, this was a moment built on years of work. British titles are earned the hard way, and Bruce’s performance reflected that.

Sean Bruce is no longer chasing the division. He is leading it as the British Flyweight Champion.

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This is more than just a fight night — it’s a celebration of local talent, hungry prospects and fan-friendly match-ups, all set against the electric backdrop that Fight Town has quickly become known for.

A Stacked Fight Town Line-Up

The night features a strong mix of emerging talent and crowd favourites, with a card built for action from the opening bell to the main event.

Fans in attendance will see appearances from:

• Amali Davis

• Jay Pitman

• Anton Esson

• Louis Bacon

• Brad Ingram

• Mackenzie Hand

• Bobby Bharj

• Issiah Hamilton-Allen

Every bout has been matched with intent — competitive, entertaining, and designed to push fighters forward in their careers while delivering value for the fans inside the arena.

Gloucester, This One’s For You

Fight Town is about taking boxing back to its roots — passionate crowds, local heroes and a raw atmosphere you simply don’t get anywhere else. Gloucester has a proud sporting community, and on March 28th the city once again becomes a fight town.

Expect fast starts, heavy exchanges and plenty of moments that will have the crowd on its feet.

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Tickets will be available soon, and with demand always high for Fight Town shows, early booking is strongly advised once sales open.

GL1 Leisure Centre, Gloucester
28th March
Tickets available soon

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Set for 28th February at the iconic York Hall, London, this is a classic British title fight in every sense — two hungry fighters, no champion, and everything on the line.

A Career-Defining Night

For both men, this bout represents far more than a belt. The British title has long been a proving ground for elite domestic talent, and at flyweight level it often acts as a springboard to European and world honours.

Clegg brings momentum, confidence and growing reputation, while Bruce arrives with sharp intent and the belief that this is his moment to take centre stage. Styles make fights — and this one promises intensity from the opening bell.

York Hall. British Title. No Margins.

York Hall has hosted some of the most memorable nights in British boxing history, and this contest has all the ingredients to add another chapter. The intimacy of the venue, combined with the significance of the title, guarantees a hostile, electric atmosphere.

With the belt vacant, there is no safety net. No defending champion. No excuses. One night. One winner.

The Road Ahead

Victory doesn’t just crown a new British Flyweight Champion — it reshapes the division. The winner instantly becomes a name to watch on the national stage, with bigger opportunities firmly within reach.

Alfie Clegg vs Sean Bruce.
British Flyweight Title.
February 28th. York Hall.

This is British boxing at its purest — and it’s not one to miss.

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The first show to be broadcast live on talkSPORT Boxing will be the Rise To Glory card live from York Hall, Bethnal Green.

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Moving forwards shows will be streamed live to their audience of 850,000 YouTube subscribers.

“It is a milestone for Neilson Boxing to forge this partnership with Knockout Entertainment & Seconds Outs. Their audience reach will help gain coverage for our growing stable of in-house and associated boxers & we look forward to having more eyes on these incredible shows we have been putting on.” – Mark Neilson

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Swindonian Mark, the son of former Swindon professional boxer Eddie Neilson, was honoured at a glittering ceremony in Cardiff for his significant contributions to the sport.

His promotional and management career is regarded as a shining example of dedication to the sport, following in the footsteps of his father, who fought legendary boxers Frank Bruno and Joe Bugner.

Mark has been a pivotal figure in the boxing world and is now one of the most prolific boxing promoters in the UK, having promoted numerous high-profile bouts and managing the careers of many rising stars in the industry.

From starting at Swindon’s Premier Club leisure centre to now selling out the iconic York Hall in London on a regular basis, Mark’s journey has seen him rise to be one of the UK’s top promoters, and he has promoter numerous titles including a IBO World Title earlier this year,

Mark paid tribute to his father, whose own remarkable career laid the foundation for Mark’s journey into the world of boxing promotion and management.

“I am incredibly honoured to be inducted into the Ex-Boxers Association Hall of Fame,” said Mark.

“Boxing has always been in my blood; I was in a gym from a six-year-old and fought numerous bouts as an amateur myself.

“Because of that, I understand boxing and more importantly boxers, this enables me to put on some of the best shows in the UK and look after the growing stable of talented boxers I manage, and to be recognised alongside so many legends of the sport is a true privilege.

“My father’s career inspired me from a young age, and this moment is as much a tribute to him as it is to the work I’ve done in boxing.”

Eddie Neilson said he was immensely proud of his son’s achievements and added: “Mark has dedicated his life to boxing, and it’s wonderful to see his hard work and passion for the sport being recognised at such a prestigious level.” Eddie remarked.

The Ex-Boxers Association Hall of Fame induction is reserved for those who have made an indelible impact on the sport, both inside and outside of the ring. Mark Neilson now joins the ranks of boxing’s elite, further cementing his legacy as one of the sport’s leading figures.

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Neilson Boxing’s undefeated Nigerian boxers continue to impress after delivering impressive performances at London’s iconic York Hall last week.

Super-Middleweight Kejawa, now 8-0 (5 KO’s)) displayed a mature and composed performance that saw him win every round against the experienced Serhii Ksendzov.

Promoter Mark Neilson said “Ksendzov is an experienced fighter, and has scored a few KO upsets, so we knew Tosin had to stay focused. We saw a far more measured performance this time out and it’s clear to see he’s listening to his coach, Mehdi Bellarbi, and is improving each fight.

Featherweight Elizabeth Oshoba delivered an outstanding performance, showcasing the talent that took her to a silver medal in last year’s Commonwealth Games. Her opponent, Kirsty Hill, an experienced amateur and formerly undefeated professional was her toughest test but was outclassed by the speed and quality of Elizabeth’s work.

Hill showed a great engine but this wasn’t enough as Elizabeth was taken to 6 rounds for the first time in her career, with a record of 4-0 (3KO’s) Promoter Neilson said titles won’t be too far away.

Manager Sean Murray said “I’m proud of both of them, they are 100% committed, are miles away from home and their family but are completely dedicated to going as far as they can. I’m sure they’ll be fighting for titles this year, they are starting to get noticed and there are some big fights ahead for both of them

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Oshoba defeated Kirsty Hill by points 58-56 to improve her professional record to (4-0-0-3KOs) after six rounds at York Hall in London, United Kingdom.

Kejawa also won his fight on points, triumphing over Ukrainian Serhii Ksendzov 60-54, after six rounds rounds of their super-middleweight clash last Saturday.

Speaking to The PUNCH, Oshoba said, “I feel so great that I was able to win the fight and qualified for the Commonwealth fights and I thank God for giving me the victory.

“I really prepared for the fight and gave all it took while in the training camp.”

The 23-year-old is now eager for the title fights although the schedule is yet to be announced.

“I am looking forward to fight for the titles and I want to keep winning and improve my record to get the title and make everyone proud,” Oshoba said.

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