More Classes and Longer Opening Hours for 2010!

Bristol Boxing Gym is pleased to announce we have increased the number of classes and opening times for both Adults and Children.  Adult BOXFIT sessions are great for beginners and people looking to get fit, they are now held three times a week.  We have now started Junior BOXFIT sessions, a non contact enjoyable class to introduce children to boxing.  Its business as usual for the Empire Amateur Boxing Club who continue to go from strength to strength.  Bristol Boxing Gym has increased its Opening Times throughout the week and now open on Saturday mornings.

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Bristol's Lee Haskins has returned to training at the Bristol Boxing Gym after a well earned break.  After cleaning up the Super Flyweight domestic scene following his convincing win over Don Broadhurst in December, Lee is looking forward to conquering Europe.  Lee is mandatory challenger to European Flyweight Champion Andrea Sarritzu from Italy and the European Boxing Union have given a deadline of 14th February for both parties to agree terms for this contest.  Manager Chris Sanigar is currently working hard to bring this title fight to Bristol.  More good news for Lee is that following his latest win he is now rated No.15 in the World by the prestigous World Boxing Council (WBC).  2010 looks to be a big year for Lee!

In form Jamie Arthur will challenge Martin Lindsay for his British featherweight title.  Their 12 rounder now takes place at Leigh Indoor Sports Centre, Lancashire on 19 March 2010 and will be televised live by the home of boxing Sky Sports.

Belfast's Lindsay (15-0) won the title last April with a sixth round stoppage of Scot Paul Appleby in one the best domestic fights of 2009.  And now the 27-yerar-old is determined to make if a Celtic double when he tackles Welshman Jamie Arthur (16-2) in a clash that promises to be an all out war.

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Cwmbran's Arthur is a 2002 Commonwealth Games gold medallist has won seven fights on the bounce.  The 30-year-old earned himself the mandatory position for Lindsay's Lonsdale belt after outpointing Akaash Bhatia in June.  He said: "The reason I came back was to win the British title and I think my challenge will be a helluva fight."

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