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He is currently the ] world light-welterweight champion, and has been a European, British and Commonwealth Light-Welterweight ]. He is currently the ] world light-welterweight champion, and has been a European, British and Commonwealth Light-Welterweight ].


On ], ], he defeated ] on points to win the ] world light-welterweight crown. On ], ], he defeated ] on points to win the ] world light-welterweight crown. He then challenged Manchesters Ricky Hatton to a unifacation battle. Ricky Hatton rejected the bid, as he is a much better boxer than Junior, is younger and also has been undefeated for longer. Junior Witter would not win in a fight between himself and Ricky.


Witter has a fight record of 34 wins, two draws and only one defeat, against ] in 2000. Witter has a fight record of 34 wins, two draws and only one defeat, against ] in 2000.

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Junior Witter
BornJunior Witter
March 10, 1974
Bradford, England
NationalityEngland English
Other namesThe Hitter
Statistics
Weight(s)Super lightweight
StanceOrthodox
Boxing record
Total fights37
Wins34
Wins by KO19
Losses1
Draws2
No contests0

Junior Witter (born March 10, 1974) is a professional boxer from Bradford in England.

He is currently the WBC world light-welterweight champion, and has been a European, British and Commonwealth Light-Welterweight champion.

On September 15, 2006, he defeated DeMarcus Corley on points to win the WBC world light-welterweight crown. He then challenged Manchesters Ricky Hatton to a unifacation battle. Ricky Hatton rejected the bid, as he is a much better boxer than Junior, is younger and also has been undefeated for longer. Junior Witter would not win in a fight between himself and Ricky.

Witter has a fight record of 34 wins, two draws and only one defeat, against Zab Judah in 2000.

He won the European Light-Welterweight title by beating Salvatore Battaglia in 2004. He won the British title by defeating Alan Bosworth in 2002, and took the Commonwealth title with a win over Laatekwei Hammond in 2002.

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