Busy Halliwell ABC Enjoy Another Night To Remember in Bolton

Halliwell ABC continued a busy start to the new season with another exhilarating night to remember in Bolton.

Just two weeks on from the Elite Boxing Gym-based club's last home show in Farnworth, the team worked relentlessly behind the scenes to get another event over the line.

The busy squad was fortunate to compete at the home of the local football club, Bolton Wanderers, at the Toughsheet Stadium.

This was a dream come true for many of the local boxers part of Halliwell ABC, as they enjoyed an incredible show alongside the annual Bolton Beer Festival.

The returning festival combines ales, entertainment, and community networking with an important cause at its core, raising funds for Bolton Lads and Girls Club.

Halliwell ABC helped get the festival underway with an exciting night of amateur boxing to bring local clubs and sponsors together for a special occasion.

“It was a night to remember," stated a proud Head Trainer, Alex Matvienko.

"After only a few weeks on from our last amateur show, we had an opportunity of a lifetime to put on another show in just two weeks' time at Bolton Wanderers' Toughsheet Stadium during the famous Bolton Beer Festival.

"Without any hesitation, we took the opportunity with both hands. We had an explosive 14-bout show with some of the best fights we have promoted so far."

There were many brilliant performances throughout the night, including from Ryley Cunliffe, Harrison Byrne, and Dylan Hills, who all earned impressive wins.

Saaim Aslam maintained a strong start in another skills bout, while Luke Street and Sam Lane also continued their careers in close contests.

But stand-out showings came from Saul Chadwick and David Ajala on the night, as outlined by Head Trainer Alex.

"Fight of the night had to go to Saul Chadwick, who put in a tremendous effort in a real barnstormer," he added.

"Boxer of the evening was David Ajala, who put on a clinical display in only his second bout."

There are plenty more massive nights on the horizon for Halliwell ABC, but it wouldn't be possible without the support of sponsors, including Heskins Ltd and Cafe Italia.