Christopher Luteke is a person in a rush. At 27, Britain's newest new tremendous middleweight boxing star is prepared and prepared to leap straight into the deep finish as he prepares to make his skilled debut.

Luteke, who was born in The Democratic Republic of the Congo, is predicted to be given his first outing within the paid ranks in March or April in London after signing a promotional take care of Frank Warren. The Sheffield fighter may by no means have fought on a professional card earlier than however he does have huge ring expertise, having had a adorned beginner profession and shared the squared circle with superstars like Terence Crawford, Joshua Buatsi and Lyndon Arthur.

He had 69 fights as an beginner and solely misplaced 9 occasions so it comes as no shock that he needs to tear up the rulebook and go for titles right away. Normally, prospects are fastidiously guided at the beginning of their professional careers however Luteke has insisted he needs to be fast-tracked.

"I am planning for a six-rounder in my first fight and my opening goal is to get down to super middleweight. Once I get there, whoever has got a title like the Southern Area, is a target for me. I’ve said to Martin [Bowers] that I want to get fast-tracked and he said that if I believe in my ability we can put that in place," he advised Queensberry Promotions.

“I'm actually excited and I wish to showcase my capacity on an enormous stage. I'm going to field at tremendous middleweight and I imagine the division is vast open. Signing with Frank Warren is a big alternative for me and I really feel like I'm the man to take over at tremendous middleweight."

Luteke, a product of the Steel City Gym, is planning to primarily campaign at super-middleweight but can also fight at light-heavyweight. As an amateur, he became the National champion on five occasions, won eight Regional titles and was a GB silver medallist.

The England international is also a double NABC champion and represented DR Congo in the World Championships in 2021. Well-respected boxing agent, Sal Jobe, who works alongside Martin Bowers as part of his team, is tipping Luteke to emulate his success as an amateur in the pro ranks.

"Christopher is a big prospect and we're all excited for what the longer term holds for him," Jobe said. "He's received nice beginner pedigree, has received an amazing workforce round him and has all the precise attributes to achieve this sport. Working with Frank [Warren] he is additionally received the chance now to go and show his expertise on an enormous platform.

"He knows that and he's really hungry to get going and show what he can do in the ring." Jobe has been round boxing for years and has labored with big-name stars - reminiscent of Daniel Dubois and Michael Hunter - and been concerned in big fights, having helped Jermaine Franklin safe the largest payday of his profession in opposition to Anthony Joshua final 12 months.

Luteke is simply beginning out on his journey however Jobe is assured he'll expertise some nice nights in his profession. "He's got a lot of potential and I'm sure everyone will get to see him fulfil that over the next few years. He wants to win titles and be in big fights. There's some big names out there for him, especially on the domestic scene, and I'm sure he'll deliver some entertaining nights for the British public."

The 27-year-old has beforehand skilled with Mark Tibbs however is ready to hitch Anthony Joshua in Ben Davison's steady following the heavyweight's dust-up with Francis Ngannou. AJ shouldn't be the one massive identify skilled by Davison with featherweight champion Leigh Wood and former undisputed super-lightweight champion Josh Taylor additionally learning underneath his tutelage.

But Luteke is used to being round world-beaters - and there's no probability of him being overawed when he enters Davison's health club forward of his first professional combat. “I've been coaching with Terence Crawford. Last 12 months I went to Omaha for 2 weeks and so they preferred me a lot they took me to Vegas for a month. I’ve sparred so many individuals over there and Bomac (Brian McIntyre) wished to coach me.

“He nonetheless needs to however, in the mean time, financially it doesn’t make sense till I've an enormous title combat developing and I'll most likely return over. They have taken an enormous liking to me. I've additionally sparred with Buatsi, Lyndon Arthur and Liam Williams. In the beginner days I sparred Ben Whittaker as nicely so I've had good experiences and been in there with a number of the finest most positively."

One day, he hopes to combine it with one of the best for actual.