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25 Feb 2010
Listed below are our final 18 boxers, who face a tough training regime between now and 27 May to get fighting fit for CRN Fight Night 2010.
Erik Hutslar (Trend Micro) v Alex Tatham (Westcoast)
Andrew Dickinson (Griffin) v Kevin Moreau (Acronis)
Carl Chapman (Eset) v Phillip English (CAE Technology)
Eamonn Baulk (McAfee) v Paul Fontaine (Avocent)
James Foulkes (Kingpin) v Chris O’Leary (Ultima Business Solutions)
Menelik Brown (CMS Peripherals) v Joey Ghader (Comms-care)
Richard Austen (Comstor) v Gary Simpson (Comms-care)
Lee Aberdein (Westcoast) v Dan Middleton (Kelway)
Gerard Marlow (Hammer) v Toby Reynolds (Total Computer Networks)
Stay tuned to CRN over the coming weeks for full profiles of all our boxers.
Further reading
To find out more about CRN Fight Night which is taking place at The Brewery in Chiswell Street on Thursday 27 May, contact Nathalie Perez on nathalie.perez@incisivemedia.com or visit the Fight Night web site.
CRN is also looking for auction prizes to help raise money for our fighters' chosen charities on the night. If you can donate a prize, please contact Nathalie on the email address above. Many thanks.
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