20 Facts About Andrew Selby

Andrew Selby was born on 25 December 1988 and is a Welsh professional boxer who held the British flyweight title from 2016 to 2019.

Andrew Selby is the younger brother of former featherweight world champion Lee Selby.

Andrew Selby won the fight 26:12, thus sealing a place as Great Britain's flyweight representative at the 2012 London Olympics.

Andrew Selby fell short to the eventual gold medalist 16:11, preventing Selby from earning a medal.

Andrew Selby boxed six times during his debut season in the WSB, remaining unbeaten throughout.

Andrew Selby outclassed the Italian and won every round on all three judges' score-cards.

McFadden won the first round, and Andrew Selby took the second to have it all square going into the final round.

Andrew Selby was docked 2 points in round 3 for his gumshield repeatedly coming out, and as a result, would have needed a stoppage to win.

Andrew Selby made his professional debut on 30 October 2015 against Tanzanian Haji Juma in Newport, Wales.

Andrew Selby claimed he will be ready for a shot at a world title after just 10 professional bouts.

Andrew Selby won his second professional fight with a second-round stoppage of unbeaten Hungarian Jozsef Ajtai.

Andrew Selby went the distance for the first time in his third fight against Everth Briceno.

Andrew Selby cruised to a unanimous decision win Andrew Selby won the IBF Inter-Continental flyweight title against Jake Bornea with a seventh round technical knockout.

Andrew Selby claimed another minor title, the WBC International title, with a points victory over journeyman Ardin Diale.

Andrew Selby was scheduled to defend his British title against Kevin Satchell on 2016, but Satchell withdrew from the fight.

On 26 May 2017, Andrew Selby first touched the canvas against Cristofer Rosales.

Andrew Selby picked up another win on 7 October 2017 against Maximino Flores.

Andrew Selby unloaded a barrage of shots on his opponent near the end of the second round, which prompted the referee to end the fight with 12 seconds left to go in the round.

On 15 November 2019, Andrew Selby vacated the British flyweight title.

Andrew Selby is the younger brother of former IBF featherweight champion Lee Selby.