Cameron Vuong has signed a multi-fight promotional deal with MF PRO.
And the unbeaten lightweight starts his journey under the new banner on Saturday, November 14 as part of a sizzling DAZN Saturday Fight Night at OVO Arena Wembley.
Vuong, 24, is a former amateur stand-out and product of the famous Birtley ABC in the North East, who has risen to 9-0-1 as a professional.
‘The One’ has packed a lot into his young pro career; defeating Jordan Flynn in a bitter grudge match as well as sharing a pair of epic battles with former European champion Gavin Gwynne.
Kalle Sauerland, co-founder of MF PRO and one of the world’s leading promoters, says Vuong has all the ingredients to become a new face of British boxing.
Cameron Vuong said: “I’m really excited to be joining MF PRO; I want to be involved in the biggest nights and fights possible, and I believe I’m at the right place for that to happen.”
Kalle Sauerland said: “The lightweight division is officially on notice!
“We’re thrilled to be joining forces with the unbeaten Cameron Vuong and welcoming him to the MF PRO family, with his journey starting on November 14 in London.
“Cameron has all the attributes to become a star of British boxing; he’s as skilful as they come, he’s got the amateur pedigree and has already shown he’s got character and heart by the truck load.
“Add in his personality and you’ve got a fighter who can go all the way in this sport.
“British boxing is crying out for the next generation of stars, and ’The One’ is ready to answer the call.”
Vuong will end a near 12 months absence from the ring, when he fights on MF PRO’s November 14 bill in London.
He was last seen, going toe-to-toe with Gwynne in a WBO Intercontinental title fight that ended in a majority draw.
Welsh road warrior Gwynne is part of the November 14 card, facing Zelfa Barrett in a 10-round fight, with world title ramifications.
Yaser Al Ghena puts his Commonwealth and WBO European super lightweight belts on the line against Ben Marksby, in a battle of unbeaten punchers.
And a shot at the English featherweight title is being dangled in front of Tom Welland and Jack Dillingham, with their official eliminator sure to be a firefight.
More fights are due to be announced soon.
