Fightzone viewers will get to follow the next step of Nathan Mizon’s boxing journey on March 4, with the 21-year-old getting a prime slot on a Fight Academy card from the Tower Bridge Hotel in London.
Nathan certainly lived up to his ‘Mr Excitement’ moniker last time out when he demolished Czech opponent, Jan Prokes, in a round on the undercard of Hannah Rankin’s IBO and WBA World Title winning performance against Maria Lindberg in November last year, also at the Tower Bridge Hotel.
Now 3-0 (1) the fighter from Tadworth, Surrey, will look to make a similar impression on viewers and fans when he steps into the ring for the fourth time as a pro on a card that will also feature big-punching cruiserweight Iain Martell; Bromley’s Harry Mullins and Johanna Wonyou; debutants Dee Allen and Louise Orton, and France’s Ismael Francois.
Ahead of the night, find out all you need to know about ‘Mr Excitement’:
When did you first start boxing? At the age of three, my dad had the gloves on me! I had my first skills bout at the age eight.
Tell us a bit about your amateur experience? I was in the amateur game for quite a few years. I then moved to the Queensbury Boxing League which suited my pro style more with more rounds and no headgear. This brought me on a lot and I fought older tough opponents.
Did you have many amateur bouts? I had 28 amateur fights, six losses, two ABA quarter finals, and was two times Southern Area Champion. I had 10 Queensbury fights with one loss, one draw. In all I had 38 fights, 31wins with seven KOs.
Who are your boxing heroes? My heroes have to be Muhammad Ali, I remember watching his documentaries over and over as a boy. Also Sugar Ray Robinson, his skills are like no other.
Who are you trained by? Barry Healy
For people that have never seen you box – what can they expect? One hundred percent every fight to be full of excitement. Speed and power, with plenty of skill. I will never put on a dull performance!
How far do you think you can go in the sport? I believe I have got it in me to go all the way. With the right learning and complete dedication day in day out – I will get there. I work hard everyday and always put in the overtime
What are your strengths and weaknesses as a boxer? Strengths – I do not have one bit of quit in me. Weakness – sometimes I can over do the work.
What’s the hardest thing about being a pro fighter (so far)? I love everything about it. It’s the lifestyle I always wanted but I would say the hardest thing is multiple sessions with not much recovery time.
What weight do you see yourself winning belts at? Super lightweight and up.
Which current British fighters are impressing you the most? Josh Taylor
Name one UK fighter you would like to face in 2022? Anyone for the Southern Area Title.
Your favourite meal? Old school mum’s roast!
Favourite film? Lord of the Rings.
Which actor would you choose to play you in a movie about your life? Tom Hardy
Favourite city? London
Your job outside of boxing (if you have one)? I used to do roofing.
Your boxing ambitions? What do you want to achieve in the sport? I want to go all the way. Every step, no stone unturned.
Who is your biggest inspiration? My father.
Tell us an unusual fact about yourself? I can swim two lengths underwater breaststroke!
What is the first thing you’d buy if you won the lottery? Lots of land.
Where do you see yourself in five years’ time? Healthy and wealthy!
What is the meaning of life? To live every moment. Spread happiness and enjoy every second.
Ahead of the night, find out all you need to know about ‘Mr Excitement’:
When did you first start boxing? At the age of three, my dad had the gloves on me! I had my first skills bout at the age eight.
Tell us a bit about your amateur experience? I was in the amateur game for quite a few years. I then moved to the Queensbury Boxing League which suited my pro style more with more rounds and no headgear. This brought me on a lot and I fought older tough opponents.
Did you have many amateur bouts? I had 28 amateur fights, six losses, two ABA quarter finals, and was two times Southern Area Champion. I had 10 Queensbury fights with one loss, one draw. In all I had 38 fights, 31wins with seven KOs.
Who are your boxing heroes? My heroes have to be Muhammad Ali, I remember watching his documentaries over and over as a boy. Also Sugar Ray Robinson, his skills are like no other.
Who are you trained by? Barry Healy
For people that have never seen you box – what can they expect? One hundred percent every fight to be full of excitement. Speed and power, with plenty of skill. I will never put on a dull performance!
How far do you think you can go in the sport? I believe I have got it in me to go all the way. With the right learning and complete dedication day in day out – I will get there. I work hard everyday and always put in the overtime
What are your strengths and weaknesses as a boxer? Strengths – I do not have one bit of quit in me. Weakness – sometimes I can over do the work.
What’s the hardest thing about being a pro fighter (so far)? I love everything about it. It’s the lifestyle I always wanted but I would say the hardest thing is multiple sessions with not much recovery time.
What weight do you see yourself winning belts at? Super lightweight and up.
Which current British fighters are impressing you the most? Josh Taylor
Name one UK fighter you would like to face in 2022? Anyone for the Southern Area Title.
Your favourite meal? Old school mum’s roast!
Favourite film? Lord of the Rings.
Which actor would you choose to play you in a movie about your life? Tom Hardy
Favourite city? London
Your job outside of boxing (if you have one)? I used to do roofing.
Your boxing ambitions? What do you want to achieve in the sport? I want to go all the way. Every step, no stone unturned.
Who is your biggest inspiration? My father.
Tell us an unusual fact about yourself? I can swim two lengths underwater breaststroke!
What is the first thing you’d buy if you won the lottery? Lots of land.
Where do you see yourself in five years’ time? Healthy and wealthy!
What is the meaning of life? To live every moment. Spread happiness and enjoy every second. 
