Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain: Live Results from Planet Ice in Altrincham

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Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain: Live Results from the Altrincham Ice Dome

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Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain: Live Results from the Altrincham Ice Dome

Published on August 23, 2025

On August 23, live from the Altrincham Ice Dome, Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain headlines a Queensberry Promotions card with titles at stake. Rafferty will defend his British and Commonwealth super lightweight titles in this intriguing domestic dust-up. We’ll bring you all the results from every bout on the card, including the headline fight, with the event airing live on DAZN. The first fight is expected to begin at approximately 16:45 BST / 11:45 ET.

Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain: All Results on August 23

Eoghan Lavin vs Dzmitry Atrokhau

In the final fight of the night, rounding off the Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain fight card, it was Eoghan Lavin (6-0, 2 KOs) vs Dzmitry Atrokhau (16-31, 7 KOs) in the middleweight division. Lavin was in control for the majority of the fight, and when he let his hands go, he looked impressive. Lavin remained in control and boxed patiently until the end of the fight. The referee scored the fight 59-55 in favour of Lavin.

Stephen Clarke vs Joe Hardy

Following the brilliant Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain fight, Stephen Clarke (7-0, 1 KO) faced Joe Hardy (5-36, 0 KOs) in the middleweight division. After a pedestrian opening round, Clarke increased the tempo and began to put his shots together and move out of danger. Clarke continued on the front foot for the rest of the fight and showcased some good work. Hardy showed his toughness and did well to survive until the end. The referee scored the fight 60-54 in favour of Clarke.

Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain

Following the completion of an entertaining undercard, it was time for Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain for Rafferty’s British and Commonwealth super lightweight titles. During the opening three rounds, Chamberlain (17-1-1, 12 KOs) boxed with poise and picked his shots impressively, having good success with the straight 1-2. Rafferty (26-0-1, 17 KOs) continued to walk forward and had success with his trademark right hand.

Despite sustaining two cuts in the opening four rounds, the man from Portsmouth continued to fight impressively, but Rafferty was relentless. At the halfway point, it appeared the power and accuracy from Chamberlain were making Rafferty second-guess himself. The fifth round was a strong one for the “Demolition Man,” who appeared to be increasing the pressure.

As the fight progressed, so did the pressure from Rafferty; Chamberlain continued to work smartly off the back foot. The ninth round was a strong round for the champion as he targeted the body of Chamberlain, who still fired back but looked to be tiring. The tenth round had some great back-and-forth action with both fighters having their moments.

Despite the increased pressure from Rafferty, Chamberlain enjoyed a really good eleventh round, moving and picking his shots with confidence. The final round saw both fighters have their moments and continue to trade heavy shots until the final bell. Blood and guts aplenty and a great advert for British boxing. The judges’ scorecards read 115-114 for Chamberlain, while the other two cards read 114-114 x2, meaning Rafferty retains his titles. Sign me up for the rematch. What a great fight that was.

Jack Turner vs Nicolas Agustin Muguruza

Next up, fighting for the WBA international super flyweight title was Jack Turner (12-0, 11 KOs) vs Nicolas Agustin Muguruza (11-1, 6 KOs). It was a cagey opening round from Turner, with Muguruza having success with the 1-2. The success for the Argentine fighter continued over the next couple of rounds as he looked to walk forward, keep his guard high, and throw eye-catching combinations. The Liverpudlian had his moments and looked much better in the fourth as he held his feet and landed some heavy shots, but the 27-year-old Argentine ended the round strongly, closing the distance and having success.

Muguruza seemed to be taking the power of Turner well until round six, when the Liverpool fighter landed a huge left hook, knocking the Argentine down and turning the fight on its head. It was a great shot, and Turner smelled blood and pounced, landing a heavy flurry, with a left hook once again doing the damage. Despite making it to his feet, the referee waved the fight off, awarding Turner the sixth-round TKO win, ensuring he retains his WBA international super flyweight belt. A tough fight, in which Turner will learn a lot.

Lewis Richardson vs Artjom Spatar

Next up in the middleweight division was Great Britain Olympian Lewis Richardson (2-0, 0 KOs) vs Artjom Spatar (5-17-1, 1 KOs). Richardson started brightly, moving well and picking his shots sharply. Spatar had his moments in the first three rounds, but the sharp movement and punching from Richardson were the difference. It was ultimately a comfortable night for the 2024 Olympian. The referee’s scorecard read 60-54 in favour of the Essex fighter.

Zak Miller vs Leon Woodstock

In the first fight of the Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain DAZN broadcast, Zak Miller (16-1, 3 KOs) faced Leon Woodstock (16-4, 7 KOs) for Miller’s Commonwealth featherweight title. The opening round saw Miller begin strongly, establishing his jab and landing some nice combinations. A cut sustained by Woodstock in the first round seemed to spur him on as he came forward in the second, looking to land a big right hand.

Despite the pressure tactics from Woodstock, the jab of Miller and punch selection were the difference in the early rounds. Despite Woodstock having his moments, Miller continued to produce the cleaner, more eye-catching work. The championship rounds saw Woodstock continue to come forward, but the footwork and punch variation from Miller were the clear difference. A great fight with plenty of guts and thunder. It went to the scorecards, which read: 117-111 and 117-112 x2, giving Miller the unanimous decision win to retain his Commonwealth featherweight title.

Jack Power vs Dmitri Protkunas

In the final fight of the Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain prelims, it was Jack Power (6-0, 1 KO) vs Dmitri Protkunas (8-23-1, 1 KO) in the middleweight division. Power was in control in the first two rounds, working off his jab, throwing straight shots. Power continued to mix his shots well, but an increase in tempo came in the fourth round, where he began to vary the angles of his attacks. The Runcorn fighter ended the fight on top, landing some nice combinations. It was a comfortable win for Power, who won 60-54.

Nelson Birchall vs Federico Pedraza

Nelson Birchall (9-0, 6 KOs) vs Federico Pedraza (14-5-1, 2 KOs) was next up in the super featherweight division. It was a dominant start from Birchall, who mixed his shots impressively, before a left-right to the body floored Pedraza, who was unable to beat the count. A first-round KO win for the 20-year-old Morecambe fighter.

Charlie Senior vs Darwing Martinez

The next fight on the Jack Rafferty vs Mark Chamberlain prelims was Charlie Senior (2-0, 0 KOs) vs Darwing Martinez (8-35-2, 6 KOs) in the featherweight division. It was a relatively dominant opening two rounds from Senior as he looked good when working off his jab. His hand speed and variation also impressed, but Martinez did have his moments with single shots in the first six minutes.

The Nicaraguan landed some well-timed left hooks in the fifth round to remind Senior he was still a threat. The 2024 Olympic bronze medallist boxed astutely in the final round, taking no risks, ensuring he cruised to a 60-54 victory.

Steven Cairns vs Kirk Stevens

In the next fight up, it was Steven Cairns (12-0, 8 KOs) vs Kirk Stevens (7-5-1, 0 KOs) in the lightweight division. It was a measured start from Cairns, who was happy to let Stevens come forward. Cairns continued to be on top, and during the fourth round, the Irish fighter began to increase the tempo, landing some heavy-looking body shots. Cairns also scored a knockdown from a left hand to confirm his dominance in the round. The stoppage came in the fifth round, with more heavy body shots forcing two more knockdowns, with the referee waving the fight off after the second knockdown. Cairns boxed with poise and went through the gears impressively, winning by fifth-round TKO.

Henry Turner vs Ivan Blazevic

In the first fight of the night, it was Henry Turner (15-1, 7 KOs) vs Ivan Blazevic (8-2, 3 KOs) in the welterweight division. The opening round saw Turner start well and work smartly off his jab. Turner continued to box with poise and landed a well-timed straight left to the body in round three, scoring a knockdown. Following a second knockdown, the referee waved the fight off, awarding “The Showman” a third-round TKO victory.

Ricky Carroll

Freelance Writer and Digital Marketer, spending most of his time waiting for Andy Cruz to win a world title. Also watches YouTube videos of Lennox Lewis fights on a daily basis.