Liverpool super-lightweight, Robbie Davies jnr., looks to continue a hot streak of early finishes when he has his third fight in just five months in Blackpool next week.
The 26 year old is unbeaten in 10 contests as a professional and, with seven of those coming early, including his last five, he is rapidly emerging as one of the hardest punchers in the division.
Son of exciting 1970's light-middleweight, Robbie Davies snr., the scouser faces tough Yorkshireman Ryan Hardy in the seaside resort on 12 December and the likeable Liverpudlian is keen to make an impression ahead of what he predicts will be both a busy and exciting 2016.
Often as unpredictable as he is tough, Hardy is a decent opponent for Davies at this stage of his career but the former Knowsley Vale amateur believes his superior fitness, technique - he was a more than capable amateur who lost the 2012 ABA light-welterweight final in controversial circumstances – and power, will see him gain another win.
Davies fights Ryan Hardy on a five fight dinner show promoted by Carl Greaves and Neil Marsh, at the Hilton Hotel in Blackpool on Saturday 12 December. Also appearing will be Kirkham’s English welterweight champion Adam Little, Irishman Philip Sutcliffe jnr., Tommy McCarthy and heavyweight Bill Hodgson who makes his professional debut.