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World champion Nick Ball, middleweight star Hamzah Sheeraz and heavyweight sensation Moses Itauma have signed long-term deals with Frank Warren’s Queensberry.<\/b><\/p>\n
Belfast’s IBF super-featherweight Anthony Cacace<\/a> has also signed a new deal, alongside super-bantamweight Liam Davies who faces Shabaz Masoud on Saturday in Birmingham.<\/p>\n Undefeated lightweight Sam Noakes, who has 14 stoppages in 15 fights, also committed his future to Queensberry.<\/p>\n Warren secured Ball two world title fights in 2024 and the Liverpudlian is now on track for unification fights.<\/p>\n Ball, 27, is undefeated in 22 fights with one draw and successfully retained his WBA featherweight title<\/a> on home soil last month.<\/p>\n “That Nick Ball, Anto Cacace and Liam Davies have reached world title status is a particular joy, and the good news is that I am certain there are more world champions to come from this group,” Warren said.<\/p>\n Sheeraz appears one fight away from his first world title shot as a professional after 21 wins in a row and a dismantling of European champion Tyler Denny at Wembley Stadium in September.<\/p>\n Teenager Itauma has already been earmarked as a future world champion and will face Australian Demsey McKean<\/a> on 21 December in a massive step up for the 19-year-old.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n