I won a national title, got to a couple of finals and boxed for England 10 times. In my opinion I underachieved a little bit as an amateur and my one national title should be 5 or 6. I boxed up and down the country and got to travel the world to fight internationally which was all a great experience. Although I feel like I underachieved as an amateur a little abit I’m proud of what I achieved the lessons I learned and I believe it has put me in good stead for the professional ranks.

I turned professional in 2019 when I was 21, and to be honest it was a bit stop and start, Covid hit, I suffered with injuries and also had some issues behind the scenes with management etc. in 2022 after getting messed about and realising the harsh reality of the business side of professional boxing I was going to call it a day and retire.

In march 2023 my Mrs gave birth to my first born and I just thought to myself that I have to give boxing another crack I’ve always believed in myself to become a world champion and I just thought if I retire now I’ll regret it in years to come.

So that leads me to joining up with a new team, I now train up in the midlands at Box Smart Elite and BCB. Since my comeback to boxing I was very active fighting regularly and also picking up my first professional title: the commonwealth silver title.

I’m now currently sitting 6th in Britain, top 50 in the world and only having 11 fights, 11 wins and 7KOs. I truly believe that I have all the ability to become a world champion and I’m ready for the journey ahead to become world champion and pick up any titles on the way.