Welsh Middleweight Kyran Jones' Title Dreams Delayed by Injury

Welsh middleweight boxing sensation Kyran Jones has been forced to withdraw from his much-anticipated Celtic title fight against Scottish contender Paul Kean. The bout, originally scheduled for Saturday, 1 March, at the Vale Arena in Cardiff, was set to determine the new holder of the vacant Celtic middleweight title.

Injury Halts Training Camp

In a heartfelt Instagram announcement, Jones revealed that an injury has severely impacted his training regimen. "Unfortunately, a decision has been made to postpone my Celtic title fight," Jones wrote. "Injuries have forced me out of the gym, meaning I haven't been able to prepare to my usual standard."

Undefeated Record and Recent Success

Jones, who hails from Newport, boasts an undefeated professional record of 11 wins. His most recent victory came in November 2024, when he defeated Italian fighter Elliot Eboigbe in a thrilling match that showcased his skill and determination.

Fans Await Rescheduled Fight

Despite the setback, Jones remains optimistic about his recovery and has assured fans that a new fight date will be announced shortly. "We’ll be back very soon with a rescheduled date," he promised.

Impact on Welsh Boxing Scene

The postponement is a blow to both Jones and the Welsh boxing community, which had eagerly awaited the talented fighter’s shot at the Celtic title. Nevertheless, Jones' commitment to recovery and his determination to return to the ring stronger than ever has kept fans hopeful for an electrifying comeback.

What’s Next for the Middleweight Division?

With the fight postponed, questions linger about the future of the vacant Celtic middleweight title. Will Paul Kean face another contender in the meantime, or will the division wait for Jones to return? Stay tuned for updates as the boxing world anticipates the rescheduled clash between these two fierce competitors.