In just over a week's time the "Outlaw", Barnsley's Josh Wale will be stepping in to the ring at the Hillsborough Leisure Centre, Sheffield to challenge for the WBC International Super Bantamweight title.

"Outlaw's" rival on Saturday May 12 will be defending champion Kid Galahad of Sheffield.

The 12 round title fight which is proudly presented by Hennessy Sports in association with Alma Ingle will be televised live on Channel 5 from 10:30pm.

"I only want to fight the good fighters and Kid's a good fighter, that's why I'm fighting him"

"It's a good clash of styles so it should make excellent viewing but there's only going to be one winner and that will be me." explained Josh.

Wale who has been trained by his father since the age of 8 is leaving his options open once he has claimed the WBC International title. "I really want a British title and winning the WBC International title will help me in getting a shot plus it will also help with my world ranking."

"The division is very strong with good fighters like Galahad, Munroe, Quigg and Frampton but no one really stands out, and I feel I'm more than able to compete with any of them."

"But I will only be tempted to go back down to bantamweight for a British title shot, but I cannot see that happening, another fight that I want is the Willie Casey fight, he never beat me in Prizefighter and I would like the chance to show everybody who is the best." Added Josh.

Tickets for the Pride of Yorkshire event at the Hillsborough Leisure Centre are priced at £35.00 and £100, and can be purchased from Ticketline on 0844 888 4402, Ticketmaster on 0844 888 9991, HMV on 0843 221 0100 or from the Hennessy Sports Box office on 01925 755 222.

Tickets are also available to purchase online from the following websites. www.hennessysports.com, www.ticketline.co.uk, www.ticketmaster.co.uk or at www.hmv.com.

Tickets can also be purchased at the HMV stores located in Meadowhall, Sheffield and the HMV store in Rotherham.

Go on line www.hennessysports.com for more information about the May. 12 show.