Don't miss out on the last available tickets!

 

Jack will be fighting at the phones 4 u arena. (MEN arena) on the 19th April on the undercard of Scott quigs world title defence.
 
We need to get a idea of how many tickets to order as they are already on sale. Prices are £40. Some cracking bouts on ie Anthony Joshua, Anthony crolla and of course jack dolph massey. There will be coaches available.

 

For tickets call Dave Massey on 07968 291 598

Check out the latest video of Bobby Rimmer introducing Jack's prospects

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As you maybe aware jacks fight is now off on the 8th march due to a shoulder injured during training and will return all ticket and coach money to you all.

However their is some good news.

 

Jack will be fighting at the phones 4 u arena. (MEN arena) on the 19th April on the undercard of Scott quigs world title defence. I need to get a idea of how many tickets to order as they are already on sale. Prices are £30,£40,£60,£100,£150 vip. Some cracking bouts on ie Anthony Joshua,Anthony crolla and of course jack dolph massey. There will be coaches available.

 

 

Check out the latest video of Jack training for his 4th professional fight on the 8th March

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If you haven't got your ticket yet for Jacks next fight, you best hurry as their selling fast!

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Check out Jacks latest interview as he prepares for his next big fight on the 8th March!

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High Peak boxer Jack Massey has his eyes firmly set on the big time after making the decision to turn professional.

 

The 20-year-old, from Chapel-en-le-Frith, is set to make his debut in the pro ranks with a debut fight at Bolton’s Reebok Stadium on July 20 against an as-yet unidentified opponent.

Dad David Massey said winning the ABA Elite Senior Championship’s 86kg cruiserweight division title earlier this year had spurred his son on to joining the professional ranks.

“I’m absolutely made-up for Jack, he’s worked really hard to get here,” David said.

“The morning that he signed, he got another call from the Great Britain squad inviting him to attend an assessment, but by then he had already made his mind up.”

Massey, who is now managed by VIP Promotions, has been taken under the wing of retired professional welterweight-turned-trainer Bobby Rimmer, a former Ricky Hatton cornerman.

Rimmer said: “From what I have seen, Jack is a very talented lad.

“I trained Brian Rose and what I saw in Brian seven years ago I can see in Jack.

“He’s a quality fighter who knows what he wants in boxing, and I think he is going to fit well in the professional ranks.

“Jack has got the potential to fulfil a lot of his dreams and ambitions in boxing, and I am under no illusions, at this point in time, that he could be a future British champion.”

• Jack is currently looking for sponsorship, and any interested parties should contact David on 07968 291 598.

A trio of wins secured Chapel-en-le-Frith fighter Jack Massey his place in this weekend’s televised ABA Elite Boxing Championship finals.

 

Massey will face Southern Counties’ Chris Billamm-Smith at the Rainton Meadows Arena in Sunderland on Saturday.

Massey secured his place in the final, which is to be shown on the Box Nation channel, after impressive wins in his previous three outings, starting in the pre-quarter final stage against Yorkshire boxer Nicolie Campbell.

The Chapel fighter rarely had to move out of first gear in this bout, catching Campbell with scoring shots at will on his way to a unanimous victory.

A week later, Massey was pitted against Army boxer Christian Flynn. Massey started the stronger, hitting Flynn with hurtful headshots and whipping in hooks to the body. One such hook dropped his opponent to the canvas for an eight-count.

The second round started much the same until Massey caught Flynn with a left-hook which seemed to take his feet off the canvas. Flynn rose at the count, only for the referee to intervene.

Next up for Massey at Everton Sports Centre on April 7 was North East boxer Michael Watson in the semi-finals. Watson started the brighter, catching Massey with point-scoring jabs.

Massey came out in the second round with a different tactic, attacking Watson on the ropes and mixing his shots from body to the head.

The third round was much the same with Massey keeping the pressure on, eventually running out a clear winner with four of the five judges scoring in favour of the Chapel winner.