Owen Cooper vs Constantin Ursu Undercard - Full Fight Card List, Schedule, Running Order

Two undefeated fighters are set to face off at the Vaillant Live in Derby, Derbyshire, for the British & Commonwealth Welterweight Titles. Owen Cooper from the United Kingdom will go against Moldova's Constantin Ursu in a welterweight contest.

Owen Cooper, a 25-year-old fighter from Worcester with a record of 11 wins and 1 loss, usually fights orthodox at a height and reach of 173 cm. Constantin Ursu remains undefeated with 14 wins and stands taller at 182 cm with a matching reach fighting also in an orthodox stance. Both have no knockout victories so far which could suggest this fight might go the distance.

Owen Cooper vs Constantin Ursu Fight Card

• Owen Cooper vs Constantin Ursu
• Ben Fail vs Mason Cartwright
• Luke McCormack vs Kane Gardner
• Lewis Lawton vs Elliot Eboigbe
• Joe Cooper vs Serge Ambomo
• Lewis Williams vs Ben Vickers
• Tony Curtis vs Jemsi Kibazange
• Reese Lynch vs Dan Booth
• Charlie Senior vs Jesus Carrasco
• Lasha Guruli vs Benito Garcia
• Ellis Panter vs Garth Noot

Owen Cooper vs Constantin Ursu Undercard

Owen Cooper vs Constantin Ursu Fight

• Division/Weight: welter
• Owen Cooper record: 11-1
• Constantin Ursu record: 14-0
• Belts at stake: British & Commonwealth Welterweight Titles

Owen Cooper will face Constantin Ursu for the British and Commonwealth Welterweight Titles.

Owen Cooper, an orthodox fighter from Worcester, turned pro in recent years. He holds a fight record of 11 wins, one loss with no knockouts. His recent fight experience suggests that Ursu might pose a challenge given his stats. Cooper's previous match opponents lacked Ursu's undefeated record, indicating a tougher bout this time around.

Constantin Ursu is a tall welter with 14 wins and no losses. Hailing from Moldova, he brings an unbeaten record into the ring. In contrast to Cooper's experience, his flawless boxing stats highlight potential dominance against Cooper in the upcoming match.

Ben Fail vs Mason Cartwright Fight

• Division/Weight: middle
• Ben Fail record: 10-0
• Mason Cartwright record: 23-4
• Belts at stake: N/A

Ben Fail faces Mason Cartwright in a middleweight clash with no belts on the line.

Ben Fail, alias "Big Ben," boasts an unbeaten record of 10 wins. He stands tall at 185 cm and fights in the orthodox stance. Having turned pro in his home country, the UK, he looks confident moving forward without a defeat. His recent opponents lack current recorded fights, which keeps his readiness uncertain yet promising within his division.

Mason Cartwright, known as "Nutty," comes with 23 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw under his belt. At 175 cm, he enters combat backed by more extensive competitive experience in the same weight class. Despite a few defeats, his past victories indicate a tenacious spirit to challenge Ben's undefeated standing.

Luke McCormack vs Kane Gardner Fight

• Division/Weight: super light
• Luke McCormack record: 4-0
• Kane Gardner record: 18-5
• Belts at stake: N/A

Luke McCormack faces Kane Gardner, with no belts on the line, in a super light bout.

Luke McCormack turned professional after June 8, 1995. He has a perfect record of 4 wins and no losses. He fights orthodox in the super light division. His zero knockout wins suggest he relies on skillful technique rather than power. With no past opponents listed, it's unclear how he might compare against experienced fighters.

Kane Gardner boasts 18 wins and 5 losses in his career since July 12, 1995. Fighting under the alias "Sugar Kane," he shows significant experience in the ring. His more extensive fight record compared to McCormack suggests an advantage in experience given no knockout wins are noted for him either.

Lewis Lawton vs Elliot Eboigbe Fight

• Division/Weight: super welter
• Lewis Lawton record: 3-0
• Elliot Eboigbe record: 2-18
• Belts at stake: N/A

Lewis Lawton faces Elliot Eboigbe in a super welterweight clash with no belts on the line.

Lewis Lawton, a Staffordshire native, has an untarnished record since turning pro in the super welter division, winning all three of his fights. Though he possesses no knockouts, his career is promising due to consistent victories. His upcoming matchup looks favorable considering Eboigbe's weak fight history, referencing his 18 losses which suggest vulnerability.

Elliot Eboigbe, known as "The Enigma," fights out of Manchester with a challenging record of 2 wins and 18 losses in the same weight class. Despite experience, constant setbacks may hint at difficulty against Lawton’s undefeated trajectory reinforcing the likelihood of another defeat.

Joe Cooper vs Serge Ambomo Fight

• Division/Weight: middle
• Joe Cooper record: 5-0
• Serge Ambomo record: 13-71
• Belts at stake: N/A

Joe Cooper faces Serge Ambomo, with no belts on the line, in a middleweight fight.

Joe Cooper, known as "The Showstopper," turned pro in March 2026 and boasts an undefeated record of 5-0. With a strong start to his career, his last opponent had similar early career success. This makes Serge Ambomo, who has a long career and numerous losses, a potentially easy target for Cooper's sixth win.

Serge Ambomo has faced tougher battles throughout his career with an extensive record of 13 wins, 71 losses, and 3 draws. Despite experience against formidable opponents, his declining performance will struggle against rising star Joe Cooper in their upcoming fight.

Lewis Williams vs Ben Vickers Fight

• Division/Weight: heavy
• Lewis Williams record: 3-0
• Ben Vickers record: 3-2
• Belts at stake: N/A

Lewis Williams takes on Ben Vickers in a fight with no belts on the line.

Lewis Williams turned pro recently and holds a clean record of 3 wins, 0 losses. Despite having no knockouts, his undefeated record speaks volumes about his skills in the ring. However, with undisclosed past opponents' details and no weight division alignment, predicting a clear advantage is challenging given the limited fight history.

Ben Vickers has more pro experience than Lewis with 3 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw. Despite not scoring any knockouts and similar data constraints as Williams, his slightly broader fight history could leverage tactical grounding against an undefeated opponent.

Tony Curtis vs Jemsi Kibazange Fight

• Division/Weight: fly
• Tony Curtis record: 12-1
• Jemsi Kibazange record: 21-14
• Belts at stake: N/A

Tony Curtis faces Jemsi Kibazange in a flyweight contest with no belts on the line.

Tony Curtis turned pro recently. He boasts a record of 12 wins and just 1 loss, indicating steady growth in his career. His most recent opponents have generally had limited success. Against opponents with more experienced records, he may face bigger challenges in stacking up. In flyweight, each fight tests agility and skill.

Jemsi Kibazange has amassed 21 wins but 14 losses, making it clear he’s experienced mixed results in the ring. However, his past fights show resilience against tougher class opposition. Against Curtis’ momentum, Jemsi may exploit any overlooked flaws with his laid-back technique.

Reese Lynch vs Dan Booth Fight

• Division/Weight: super light
• Reese Lynch record: 2-0
• Dan Booth record: 6-19
• Belts at stake: N/A

Reese Lynch faces Dan Booth in a super light weight class fight with no belts on the line.

Reese Lynch turned professional recently with an undefeated record of 2-0. Born in 2001, he is younger and fresh in the ring. His orthodox stance may prove advantageous. His past opponents lacked experience, so facing Booth presents a challenge due to Booth's greater total number of fights.

Dan Booth, born in 1986 and residing in Manchester, holds more experience but carries a challenging record of 6 wins and 19 losses. While still fighting under the same weight class as Lynch, his multiple losses suggest issues overcoming determined fighters like Lynch.

Charlie Senior vs Jesus Carrasco Fight

• Division/Weight: feather
• Charlie Senior record: 3-0
• Jesus Carrasco record: 2-2
• Belts at stake: N/A

Charlie Senior faces Jesus Carrasco in a featherweight clash with no belts on the line.

Charlie Senior turned professional recently. His undefeated record stands at 3-0. He won all fights by decision. The most recent opponent lacked significant wins, indicating limited competition faced so far. This fight presents a new challenge among experienced amateurs.

Jesus Carrasco boasts more ring experience with a 2-2-1 record. Although he struggled in recent bouts, his opponents generally held balanced records, proving competitive in their divisions. Carrasco's experience might provide an edge despite past mixed results against skilled challengers like Senior.

Lasha Guruli vs Benito Garcia Fight

• Division/Weight: super light
• Lasha Guruli record: 2-0
• Benito Garcia record: 17-16
• Belts at stake: N/A

Lasha Guruli faces Benito Garcia in a super lightweight bout with no titles at stake.

Lasha Guruli is a newcomer to professional boxing, turning pro recently with two wins, zero losses, and no knockouts. Despite his limited experience, both his technical skills and reach match up well in the super light division. His spotless record shows promise against veteran opponent Benito Garcia.

Benito Garcia has more experience with a record of 17 wins, 16 losses, and four draws but often struggles to maintain consistency. His previous opponents have not exposed holes Guruli can exploit. Their comparable height and stance level the playing field.

Ellis Panter vs Garth Noot Fight

• Division/Weight: super light
• Ellis Panter record:
• Garth Noot record: 1-15
• Belts at stake: N/A

Ellis Panter faces Garth Noot in a super light division match with no belts on the line.

Ellis Panter, known as "The Problem," turned pro recently and fights from Kettering, England. He lacks a significant fight record but steps into the ring driven by youth and potential. Ellis consistently trains hard, determined to make his mark in this division. His inexperience may influence this upcoming matchup.

Garth Noot brings more experience but has a record of 1 win, 15 losses, and 2 draws. Fighting out of Newport, Wales, with an orthodox stance, his fight history indicates struggle against better-skilled opponents. Noot will need to overcome these challenges facing the determined Panter today.

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