Lyndon Arthur

Lyndon Arthur is a professional light-heavyweight boxer known for his resilience and disciplined approach to the sport, holding both Commonwealth and IBO World Light Heavyweight titles. After embarking on his professional boxing journey on September 24, 2016, Lyndon Arthur secured a points victory over Andy Neylon at the Manchester Arena, marking the beginning of a formidable presence in the light-heavyweight division. His early career featured a series of decisive wins, often achieved by knockout. Arthur’s rigorous training at the esteemed Collyhurst and Moston boxing club, under the guidance of his uncle Pat Barrett and trainer Brian Hughes, followed a successful amateur career where he reached the finals of the ABA Elite Championships in both 2014 and 2016.

A significant milestone in Arthur’s career arrived on October 12, 2019, when he secured the vacant Commonwealth Light Heavyweight title against Emmanuel Anim at the First Direct Arena in Leeds. This victory, achieved via unanimous decision after going beyond six rounds for the first time, powerfully demonstrated his endurance and capability in prolonged engagements. He successfully defended this title in July 2020 against Dec Spelman. A pivotal moment followed on December 5, 2020, in his first encounter with Anthony Yarde, where Arthur won by split decision, retaining his Commonwealth title and simultaneously claiming the vacant WBO Inter-Continental Light Heavyweight title.

Lyndon Arthur maintains his position among the top contenders, continuing his pursuit of championship status within high-profile boxing events. His ongoing commitment to the sport is further evidenced by his upcoming challenge for the EBU European Light Heavyweight title against Bradley Rea, scheduled for November 2025. Arthur’s career reflects a sustained pattern of challenging for and securing major titles, making him a compelling and marketable force in the light-heavyweight division.