Denzel Ntim Mensah famed Denzel Bentley(10-0,8 KOs) is set to mount the ring against Kelcie Ball on Friday 27, September 2019 at the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London, United Kingdom Pavol Garaj by points.
The undefeated, Bentley is already eyeing big fights with experienced Mark Heffron, Former World Boxing Council International Middle Titlist.
“I would love the Heffron fight. As long as the promoters are happy let’s make it.
“It will be a great fight. We’d put on something great for the fans and it would test us both.
“Whoever comes out on top moves forward and the loser takes a step back and rebuilds. He is perhaps a level above but if the call came I would take it right now.
“There is no reason why it couldn’t happen. We’re both with Frank Warren and that is a fight I look forward to happening. My team wouldn’t say, ‘no’.
The Ghanaian native paid respect to 26-year-old British middleweight titlist, Liam Williams – who stepped up from super-welterweight to stop the previously unbeaten Michael Heffron in arguably his best performance to date.
“Apart from Liam Williams the domestic division is wide open. I don’t even think Liam is a middleweight unless that is where he’s staying.
“If he goes back down to super-welterweight it’s wide open. I look at the list every day and I believe I can beat them all.”
Denzel Bentley equally touched on his upcoming bout with Kelcie Ball (10-1,8 KOs) otherwise known as ‘Cannon’
“It’s a step up and he has a good record. Physically I’m in shape, but mentally I know I’m fighting a tougher opponent.
“I will show that these guys with good records go the same way as everybody else. I don’t think he is a bad fighter, but nothing special.
“I want to work through the best in Britain, but you can’t force people to fight. There is no reward for these guys because I’m just coming up.
“They are not avoiding me, just not considering me. When I do get my hands on a title a lot more will be calling my name.” He expressed.
The London born Bentley must go past Kelcie Ball in a titanic meeting between two top ticket-sellers come Friday September 27.