15 Facts About Josh Warrington

Josh Warrington is a two-time featherweight world champion, having held the International Boxing Federation title twice between 2018 and 2022.

In 2010, Josh Warrington won all three of his fights, defeating Danny McDermid, John Riley and Youssef Al Hamidi, winning all of his four-round contests by points decision.

Josh Warrington won by unanimous decision over 10 rounds when headlining a show at the Town Hall in Leeds.

Josh Warrington won by technical knockout in the seventh-round after Munroe's corner threw in the towel.

Later it was confirmed that Josh Warrington would fight Nicaragua's Edwin Tellez in an eight-round contest.

Josh Warrington was accompanied by former Leeds United footballer Vinnie Jones during his ringwalk.

Later that month, Josh Warrington vacated his EBU European featherweight title after suffering a slight injury.

Josh Warrington won by ninth-round technical knockout after he knocked Hyland down once in round eight and again round nine.

Josh Warrington defeated Ceylan by tenth-round technical knockout after twice knocking down Ceylan in the same round.

Josh Warrington secured a split-decision victory over Selby by thoroughly outworking him for the majority of the twelve rounds to claim the title, and hand Selby his second career loss.

Josh Warrington started off the fight slower than usual, and in the fourth round, he was hurt by a left hook before ultimately being knocked down.

Josh Warrington was signed to Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing in the early stages of his career.

Josh Warrington is managed by Steve Wood, from VIP Boxing, who manages former WBO lightweight world champion Terry Flanagan.

Josh Warrington was excluded from John Smeaton Academy and didn't achieve the grades he needed to continue his education.

Josh Warrington subsequently attended University of Leeds and gained a degree in 2013.