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Ursu vs Amos: “Resurgence” – The Commonwealth Welterweight Title Clash in London

10/06/2025

Ursu vs Amos: “Resurgence” – The Commonwealth Welterweight Title Clash in London

On November 30, 2025, at the historic York Hall in Bethnal Green, London, Top Tier Boxing presents “Resurgence” — an event headlined by an intriguing title bout. Constantin Ursu (13-0) will defend his Commonwealth Welterweight Title against Britain’s Ryan Amos (15-2-2). The card features nine professional bouts and will be broadcast on DAZN in the United States, while the European and UK coverage is expected to include local PPV and streaming providers.

This fight is not only about the belt but also about momentum — a test between an unbeaten rising champion and a seasoned contender looking to reignite his career.

The Fighters: Reputation, Records, and Background

Constantin Ursu, born in Chișinău, Moldova, and now based in the UK, stands around 182 cm (5’11½″) and fights as a southpaw. Still undefeated, he captured the Commonwealth Title on March 30, 2025, with a seventh-round knockout of Eithan James at York Hall. Before that, he claimed the Southern Area Welterweight belt in 2023 by stopping Matthew King in the third round. Ursu’s rise has been steady — blending solid technical skills with composure under pressure, becoming a fixture in the British boxing circuit.

Ryan Amos enters the ring with a 15-2-2 record, known for his durability and determination. He rarely wins by knockout, which suggests a methodical, points-based approach rather than relying on raw power. Amos has fought extensively across the UK and brings valuable local experience, making him a dangerous challenger for any opponent defending a title on British soil.

The fight dynamics will hinge on several key elements. Ursu will look to control the tempo, exploiting his southpaw stance and timing. Amos, on the other hand, might push early, using pressure to disrupt Ursu’s rhythm and force exchanges in close quarters. If Amos burns energy too soon, Ursu’s conditioning and composure could decide the later rounds. The mental side will be crucial — defending a belt often proves tougher than winning it, and Amos’s hunger could become a real threat if Ursu underestimates him.

Both men are familiar with York Hall, but Amos will enjoy home support, while Ursu — though technically “away” — has already fought there multiple times, making him comfortable in what’s considered one of British boxing’s most atmospheric venues.

The Fight Card: Rising Names and Title Contests

The Ursu vs Amos card includes nine professional fights, with several regional titles and rising prospects in action:

Commonwealth Female Bantamweight Title: Laura Pain vs Megan Redstall
English Super Lightweight Title: Yaser Al-Ghena vs Mykey Lee-Broughton
English Bantamweight Title: Josh Babb vs Piotr Mirga
Support bouts: featuring Stevi Levy, Eilish Tierney, Robert Lloyd-Taylor Jr, and others

Each bout adds depth to the night’s card, showcasing emerging British talent and providing a strong platform for regional contenders to climb toward national recognition.