Dillian Whyte will settle his feud with Lucas Browne in a heavyweight grudge fight at The O2 on 24 March.

The Brixton man defends the WBC ‘silver’ title against Browne as he continues his pursuit of the world champions in the top division.

Whyte is within touching distance of a shot at WBC king Deontay Wilder, but is risking his No 1 ranking with the governing body to end a bitter long-running dispute with the Australian on social media.

Britain’s Anthony Joshua will meet Joseph Parker in a world heavyweight unification fight in Cardiff in March.

Joshua, 28, holds the IBF and WBA belts, while New Zealander Parker is the WBO champion.

Cardiff’s Principality stadium – where Joshua successfully defended his titles against Carlos Takam in October – will host the bout.

Parker is undefeated in his 24 professional fights, with 18 of those wins coming by a knockout.

Joshua became IBF heavyweight champion by defeating Charles Martin at London’s O2 Arena in April 2016.

The following April, he added the WBA belt by beating Wladimir Klitschkoin front of 90,000 fans at Wembley Stadium.

Whoever wins in March is certain to then face undefeated American Deontay Wilder, who holds the fourth belt in the heavyweight division. No boxer has held all four heavyweight belts simultaneously.

The 10K Karate Clash is the richest prize in traditional Karate history!

The first event took place on 10/08/02 at The Mermaid Theatre, London with Wayne Otto OBE taking the first title of 10K King.

The concept is simple and the atmosphere is guaranteed to be electric with 32 elite male open-weight competitors competing on one night under full WKF Rules for the winner takes all prize of £10,000.

London Heavyweight Leon Walters was the second athlete to take the crown, followed by Russian Heavyweight Alexander Gerunov, and then Birmingham’s Jason Ledgister was the first, and only, lightweight to date to take the title.

2017 see the return of the 10K Karate Clash after a ten year break, the concept, the crowd and the performances didn’t disappoint when Kent’s Joe Kellaway defeated current World Champion and favourite Jordan Thomas on the 16th April at the award wining Troxy, London.