Hamilton boxer Jordan Grant has set a date for his ring return in November and hopes it results in a title shot.
Grant is again in motion on the Crowne Plaza on Friday, November 11, although he hasn’t but been lined up with an opponent.
The 26-year-old mild heavyweight desires to return up towards higher boxers as he once more units his sights on the Scottish title.
Grant was in line for a number of massive fights this yr, however broke his hand in a win over Michal Gazdik on the Hydro in Might.
On the street to restoration, and having arrange his personal firm, Knockout Tiling, within the meantime, Grant is able to rumble.
He stated: “I do know I’m going to be combating in November and I can’t look ahead to it. The hand is getting higher.
“I’ve not been again proper into the swing of issues but as a result of I’m setting my very own tiling firm up.
“However as of subsequent week I’m again in coaching, in addition to working.

“I can’t wait to get again in there. With the hand-break there was stuff in line that was going to occur, however I couldn’t decide to it.
“I don’t wish to give attention to title pictures right away, I simply wish to get again in and get an excellent win below my belt after which we will look into it.
“However it’s constructive now and I’m trying ahead to it.
“I believe we wish to get a six-rounder in, as a result of we’re speaking about title rights and stuff, so hopefully we will then have a look at some tastier fights.”
Grant added: “I positively wish to step up the opponents – I’ve executed my apprenticeship now.
“I believe it’s time to get the great, onerous fights in. I’m seven fights into my profession so I’m going to want to start out difficult, and meaning being towards higher opponents.
“Hopefully this could set me up for a title shot if I win this one. I wish to win the Scottish title. It’s positively nonetheless achievable and one thing I need.”
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