British heavyweight boxer Dave Allen has officially announced his return to the ring after nearly four years in retirement, sending shockwaves through the UK boxing scene.
The Comeback King Returns
The 31-year-old from Doncaster, known to fans as 'The White Rhino', confirmed he'll be fighting on June 22nd at Sheffield's Utilita Arena. While his opponent remains under wraps, Allen's return has already generated significant buzz among boxing enthusiasts.
From Retirement to Redemption
Allen originally hung up his gloves in 2020 following a tough loss to David Price, telling fans he was "sick of getting punched in the face." His retirement came after a career that saw him face some of boxing's biggest names, including Dillian Whyte and Luis Ortiz.
During his time away from the sport, Allen maintained his connection to boxing through commentary work and training sessions, but the competitive fire never truly extinguished.
A New Chapter Begins
"I'm back," Allen declared in his announcement. "I've been training, I'm feeling good, and I'm ready to give this another proper go." The fighter emphasized that this isn't just a one-off appearance but a serious return to professional boxing.
What to Expect in June
The June event will see Allen feature on a card that promises to deliver exciting matchups for Yorkshire boxing fans. His return marks a significant moment for British heavyweight boxing, adding another compelling character to the domestic scene.
Allen's fan-friendly style and honest personality have always made him a popular figure in the sport, and his comeback journey is sure to capture the attention of boxing purists and casual observers alike.
