Jordan
Gill

Trained by renowned coach Dave Coldwell, ‘The Thrill’s’ tricky footwork and precise shot selection have him talked about as one of the brightest prospects in British boxing.

Gill notched 21 successive victories after making his pro debut in July 2012, earning a shot at the Commonwealth Featherweight Title against then Champion, Ryan Doyle. He secured a 7th round stoppage to bring the belt home to Chatteris, before stopping the experienced Emmanuel Dominiguez in three rounds to win the WBA International strap the fight after.

Gill suffered his first career loss to the tough Enrique Tinoco in May 2019, but bounced back with three impressive wins and produced a knock-out of the year contender over Karim Guerfi to land the European Featherweight title at the 02 Arena in London in February 2022.

The 29-year-old was stopped by veteran Kiko Martinez in the first defence of his EBU strap on the undercard to Katie Taylor-Helen Carabajal eight months later in a bid to make the jump to world level.

Gill departed from trainer Dave Coldwell in the aftermath to return home and work with dad Paul Gill alongside Ben Davison. With few options on the table, The Thrill unexpectedly landed a shot against two-time World Title challenger Mick Conlan up at new weight Super-Featherweight in December 2023. Gill travelled to Belfast and earned a stunning seventh round stoppage win to open up doors to massive fights next year.

Gill then travelled to Manchester to face Zelfa Barrett in April 2024 with the winner set to land a World Title shot. Despite a battling display, Gill was eventually dropped twice to the body in round 10 before the referee intervened and waved off the fight.