Lucas Biswana signs with Queensberry

Written by Elliot Foster

Lucas Biswana was awarded a lucrative promotional contract after winning the ABA title.

The Liverpool striker struck gold at this year's biggest elite competition with a free code and will now be given the chance to showcase his skills at the biggest stages.

Biswana, who was ABC and Gemini ABC national champion in his hometown before joining Everton Red Triangle gym, will be trained and managed by team coach Paul Stevenson.

He is also expected to make his professional debut after signing deals with Frank Warren and Hall of Fame promoter Queensberry's company that will see his fights shown live exclusively on TNT Sports.

Welterweight will be the division where the 20-year-old will compete as a professional and he will join a number of his ERT players in the gym under the guidance of Stevenson and Warren.

Featherweight Nick Ball is the current WBA world champion, while heavyweight Boma Brown is also on Warren's books.

Bantamweight heavyweight Andrew Cain, who won the British and Commonwealth titles in the 118kg division earlier this month with a fifth-round victory over defending champion Ashley Lane, is another Warren fighter, as is Bradley Strand.

Strand was fresh off the start of this year as he failed to challenge Dennis McCann for the Commonwealth and WBO Inter-Continental belts and the vacant British super-bantamweight title.

However for Biswana, his relative Louie Szeto who is also about to move to the top division, the news that he has signed an agreement with Warren will lead to his first appearance, hopefully before the end of this year, a promoter is expected to come. returned to the banks of the River Mersey in a few months, having not been to the city of Liverpool since June 2016 when Liam Smith knocked out Montenegrin challenger Predrag Radošević in two rounds to retain the WBO super-welterweight title he held. the time.