WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball is a “phenomenal fighter,” his promoter George Warren said ahead of his title fight with Ronny Rios.

Where to watch Nick Ball vs Ronny Rios. Ball vs Rios is live on TNT Sports 2, coverage starts at 7pm on Saturday. Nick Ball vs Ronny Rios ring-walk time. The ring walks for the ma

Nick Ball will make a first defence of his WBA world featherweight title in front of a home Liverpool crowd on Saturday night. It’s a homecoming contest for the 27-year-old and few chances have

Ball has youth on his side and momentum, and a desperation in front of his home crowd to defend his belt. On the contrary, he meets Rios who has never fought outside of the States and has not even ventured over to the East Coast never mind a foreign country.

Recently crowned WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball will have a “homecoming fight” in Liverpool on Saturday night, and Ball and his team sure haven't picked

NICK BALL returns to the ring on Saturday night for the first defence of his WBA featherweight title. The pint-sized pugilist, 27, will face American Ronny Rios, 34, at the M&S Bank Arena,

Local gold is on the line on the Nick Ball vs. Ronny Rios undercard, while several young prospects are ready to impress. Here's a breakdown of all the action on the Ball vs. Rios card.

Live boxing commentary of Nick Ball v Ronny Rios from Liverpool, as Ball defends his WBA featherweight in his home city. Commentary with Ronald McIntosh, two-time featherweight world champion Josh Warrington and former British super-middleweight champions Paul Smith.

Nick Ball (20-0-1, 11 KOs) will soon make the first defence of his WBA featherweight title against Ronny Rios (34-4, 17 KOs). The two fighters headline a Queensberry Promotions card at the Echo Arena in Liverpool,