Goodwin aims to be the Master for a second time

Chester's Chris Goodwin (13-1-1) faces Belgian Wesley Hertoghe (3-9-1) for the International Masters welterweight title on Left Jab Promotions' 'Storming Sunday' November 13 bill at the York Hall, Bethnal Green.

Goodwin fights less than a month after winning the lightweight version of the title against Kenya's Geoffrey Munika of Kenya over ten hard rounds.

Despite Hertoghe’s record, Goodwin’s manager Mick Carney believes that the Belgian should not be underestimated.

“He is very experienced and has fought some decent guys in his own country, including a BeNeLux champion. He has only ever been stopped once and comes with a reputation of being durable and hard working. This should be a good test for Chris as he continues his education.”

There are big plans afoot for Goodwin in the new year, but Carney is sure that Chris will be concentrating on the job in hand.

“Let’s get this straight; if Chris takes his eye off the ball then what we have planned will be in tatters. But I am confident that with his professional mentality, and with a wise head like his dad Steve in the corner, he will put on a show to remember.”

This is Goodwin's first time fighting in London, and according to Carney, fans are in for a treat.

“He can do everything. He has skills to burn, but as we saw against Munika, he can fight on the inside and his power is improving. He is turning into the complete package.”

Also in action on the ten fight Sunday afternoon bill are Perivale's Ryan Toms (9-1), who faces who faces Thamesmead's Nathan Weise (7-1-1).

Tickets are available from Left Jab promotions on 07825 795 616.