Two-time Welsh national amateur champion Conor McIntosh has decided the time is right to turn professional and has signed with leading manager Steve Goodwin. McIntosh started boxing at the age of 12 and won the silver medal in the high-level Tamper Finland tournament and won the boys club Welsh Championships twice.

In an explosive and enthralling contest at Wythenshaw on Sunday 19th, Deion “The Ghost” Jumah travelled into his opponents back yard and in a fight that went back and forth retained his English Cruiserweight title with a unanimous points decision. Judge Steve Gray scored the bout 115-114 whilst both Mark Lyson and John Latham had it wider at 115-113.

Goodwin Boxing are delighted to announce the signing of Kent’s exciting Cruiserweight Joe Pilkington. 25-year-old Pilkington trained by Gary Spring in Sheerness has an exciting style and is a welcome addition to the professional ranks. Coming from Sheerness ABC, Pilkington has taken some time before deciding to commit to the pro ranks but feels the time is right.

The 21st March HOUSE OF PAIN show was already a huge stacked card with title fights galore but promoter Steve Goodwin still wasn't satisfied and worked to improve the card for the paying boxing public.

The Southern Area Middleweight title in recent years has become one of the most sought after titles, this very title has been around the waist of 2-time World Champion Billy Joe Saunders in the past. It was held more recently by Goodwin Boxing's very own Brad Pauls who won it with a 3rd round stoppage against Darren Codona back in June 2019 and then defended it against Robbie Chapman in November of the same year.

Light-Heavyweights with the potential of 21-year-old Jamie Blake do not come on the scene very often and Goodwin Boxing are delighted to announce they have secured the signing of a potential star.