Lewis Richardson Turns Pro | Olympic Medalist
- Lewis Richardson, the 27-year-old olympic bronze medalist in boxing, is turning professional.
- Richardson was Britain's sole boxing medalist at the Paris Olympics last year. He secured two victories before a 3-2 split decision loss to Mexico's Marco Verde in the...
- The date adn location of Richardson's first professional fight are yet to be announced.
Olympic bronze medalist Lewis Richardson makes a bold move, turning professional after signing with Queensberry Promotions. The 27-year-old boxer, fresh from representing Britain at the Paris Olympics, aims to capture a world title, signaling his ambition to dominate the professional boxing world. Richardson, formerly part of GB Boxing’s World Class Program, now steps into a new arena under Frank warren’s guidance. His decision signifies a pivotal moment, aiming to capitalize on his amateur success. News Directory 3 will follow Richardson’s journey. What can fans expect? Discover what’s next as Richardson prepares for his pro debut, with details about the opponent and venue soon to come.
Olympic Boxer Lewis Richardson Turns Professional
Lewis Richardson, the 27-year-old olympic bronze medalist in boxing, is turning professional. After months of consideration, Richardson, from Colchester, has signed with Frank Warren‘s Queensberry Promotions. GB Boxing confirmed Richardson is no longer part of their World Class Program.
Richardson was Britain’s sole boxing medalist at the Paris Olympics last year. He secured two victories before a 3-2 split decision loss to Mexico’s Marco Verde in the light-middleweight semi-finals.
The date adn location of Richardson’s first professional fight are yet to be announced. The move marks a important step in his boxing career as he pursues new goals in the professional arena. This transition highlights the athlete’s ambition to compete at the highest levels of the sport, seeking championship titles and recognition.
“my inspiration as a professional is to go all the way, to win a world title. I remember watching the likes of Joe Calzaghe, Richie Woodhall and in more recent years, of course, the likes of Tyson Fury,” Richardson said in a Queensberry video.
Richardson also expressed excitement about joining Queensberry Promotions, citing Warren’s extensive experience. he aims to make a speedy impact in the professional ranks, leveraging his amateur success to achieve further accolades. The Colchester native is focused on making a significant mark in the professional boxing world, building on his Olympic achievements.
“Years and years of experience, frank has. It gives you goosebumps knowing you are joining a very illustrious group of fighters,” Richardson said.
Warren said he signed Richardson because he was an “A-star amateur” who will quickly make his mark on the pro ranks. The promoter anticipates a bright future for the Olympic medalist as he transitions into professional boxing. This partnership aims to elevate Richardson’s career, providing him with the platform and resources to compete for major titles.
What’s next
Richardson will begin training with Queensberry promotions, preparing for his debut professional bout. Details regarding the opponent and venue are expected to be released soon.He is focused on honing his skills and adapting his style to the professional game, aiming for a accomplished and impactful start to his professional career.