Charlie Edwards Returns to Action at York Hall, Confident in Pursuit of World Title Glory

Former world champion Charlie Edwards is making his return to the ring on Friday at York Hall, where he will face off against Georges Ory. Edwards, who previously held the WBC flyweight title, is determined to once again reach the pinnacle of the sport.

After a tumultuous few years that included a controversial no contest result and a period of inactivity, Edwards is now focused on his comeback. With a new promoter in Wasserman Boxing and a new trainer in former fighter Stephen Smith, he believes he is in the best position to succeed.

“I’m going to jump straight back into the frying pan,” Edwards said in an interview with Sky Sports. “My dreams and goals and aspirations are to become world champion again. I do believe I’m mixing it at the very highest of levels now.”

Edwards is confident in his abilities, citing his mental maturity, experience, and physical strength as key factors in his resurgence. He is eager to showcase his skills in the ring and prove that he belongs among the elite in his division.

Despite facing challenges both inside and outside the ring, Edwards remains resilient and determined to overcome any obstacles in his path. He acknowledges the struggles he has faced but believes they have ultimately shaped him into a stronger and more focused athlete.

As he prepares to make his long-awaited return to boxing, Edwards is ready to prove his doubters wrong and show the world that he is a force to be reckoned with. With his sights set on reclaiming a world title, Edwards is determined to make his mark in the sport once again.