On July 26, live from the Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth, Ryan Garner vs Reece Bellotti headlines a Queensberry Promotions card with titles at stake. Garner will defend his European super featherweight crown, while Bellotti puts his British and Commonwealth belts on the line in an intriguing main event. We’ll bring you all the results from every bout on the card, including the headline bout
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Garner is priced at 1/3 for this appetising domestic main event. The underdog Bellotti is priced at 11/4 while you can back a draw at 16/1.
Ryan Garner vs Reece Bellotti Fight Preview
On first glance, you would peg 20-5 Bellotti as the fighter who has overcome adversity to be here. But the wonderfully named ‘Piranha’ Garner can match his opponent for resilience, even if his 17-0 ledger does not suggest obstacles.
While Bellotti’s travails have come in the ring, enduring five losses in seven fights between 2018 and 2021, Garner has suffered outside of it. We will come to the remarkable resurgence of Bellotti, but let’s focus initially on Garner’s struggle and ascension.
Twice in the space of seven months, as an unbeaten prospect back in 2018 and 2019, Garner collapsed while trying to make weight. These frightening moments, along with a spate of show cancellations and general boxing politics, limited the upstart to two fights in two years. But the most important thing is Garner’s health and on that score he is flourishing.
A refreshed, serious mentality towards his work has seen ‘Piranha’ reborn. Now 17-0 with world rankings from the WBC, IBF and WBO; Garner is ready for an assault on the world scene. At the age of 27, he is entering his athletic prime after those early worries. Pairing the British and Commonwealth belts with the European championship is often a stepping stone to world titles.
But that task will not be straightforward. Bellotti started his career like a hurricane, going 10-0 and stopping eight of those victims. A defence of his Commonwealth featherweight strap saw ‘Bomber’ stopped in five by Ryan Doyle, kicking off a period of uncertainty and disappointment.
Five losses from seven sounds like the work of a journeyman. But when you see the opposition, you begin to understand. Bellotti was a victim of overt bravery when discretion may have been the better part of valor.
It turns out that the answer was not in retreat but in rebirth. Bellotti moved up to super featherweight, knocking out Dean Dodge to win the Southern Area crown. Big scalps have followed. Aqib Fiaz, Liam Dillion, Yousseff Khamari, Michael Gomez Jr. and Levi Giles are another murderer’s row of champions. But this time, Bellotti beat every single one of them. The key was not to seek ea
