Leaving On The 16th, A Jockboxing Fighter Wants To Know Who Is Up For A Punch On Before He Goes

"I leave on the 16th. Who wants to punch on?" That is the open challenge from a Jockboxing fighter, delivered straight to camera on a sunny street with a clock ticking.

The clip is short and direct. Head tattoo on show, jersey on, he looks into the lens and asks the question every gym and fight club wants to hear: is anybody game? He gives no weight class, no rules and no venue. All he gives is a deadline, and the deadline is the point.

It is exactly the kind of call-out that built the scrap club scene. No promotion, no press conference, no purse. One fighter with a date in the diary, asking for a taker and trusting someone out there wants it as much as he does.

Jockboxing posted the challenge and signed it off with a shout-out to a mate, so the room is plainly behind him. With days to go, the open spot is there for anyone ready to answer.

If you train, you know the feeling of a short window and a willing opponent. Head to the Jockboxing page and get in touch before the 16th.