Frank Buglioni halts Hosea Burton in the 12th round of their thrilling domestic clash to become The British Light Heavyweight Champion!

Frank Buglioni’s debut at light heavyweight ends in spectacular first round fashion.

Frank Buglioni faces unbeaten world champion Fedor Chudinov over 12 rounds for the WBA World Siper-Middleweight title.

Buglioni fights for WBA International title against Fernando Castenada as Chudinov postpones World Title defense after suffering a broken nose.

Buglioni & Markham battle to a draw in what many considered domestic fight of the year.

Buglioni makes short work of the 21-3 Croat Super-Middleweight. 90 seconds flat to be precise.

Frank Buglioni faces unbeaten prospect Andrew Robinson. In what was to be an entertaining, all be it, one sided war for the WBO European Super-Middleweight Title at the 15,000 packed ExCel Arena. On the undercard of Frank Warren’s huge; ‘Bad Blood’ show.

Buglioni’s 15th fight would be against the no.1 Bulgarian Middleweight, Alexeev Ribchev. Only twice been stopped in a 30 fight career. We would witness just how tough this Bulgarian would prove to be.

In Buglioni’s comeback fight he was up against former southern area champion, Sam Couzens. Couzens strengths are his durability, grit, determination and aggression, but he demonstrates a somewhat unorthodox forward style. The bout was for the vacant Southern Area title.

For Frank Buglioni’s 13th fight he was up against the relatively unknown veteran of the game Sergey Khomitsky. A quick check on Boxrec would indicate a solid fighter with a decent record who had only been beaten by the best.