Kevin Mitchell butterfly knife in his silver BMW

Boxer Kevin Mitchell butterfly knife in his silver BMW after being caught out has gone to jail.

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The 27-year-old lightweight in Ballard Road, Dagenham with the check was stopped by police just as he left the house on his way to a training session, Snaresbrook Crown Court heard.

He told police that he had just realized there was a knife in the car and had no weapon with him, and he had no idea how it got in the car, but was convicted after a trial.

The judge, Miss Recorder Grace Amakye, a rising star with a short community sentence or two after hearing a heavier sentence could destroy the rising sports star’s career.

She said, “You ought to have reversed back up to your home and left the knife in a secure place, rather than taking the risk of continuing on your journey, hopefully to get to your training session without recrimination from your trainer”.

She said, “I cannot however, in passing sentence, disregard the incidence of possession of a knife of this nature and also the tragic consequences when people have such knives in their possession, albeit for reasons I have outlined, the prosecution accept it was never in your possession with an intention of having it to use it”.

KEVIN MITCHELL exorcised the demons of his defeat to Michael Katsidis

Kevin Mitchell in the eighth round previous night by John Murray, Michael Katsidis break to defeat the demons exorcised.

Mitchell 26-years-old had not been started in boxing field since being demolished inside three rounds by Aussie bruiser Katsidis in May 2010.

But no sign he revealed of ring rust at London's Liverpool's Echo Arena as he became the first man to defeat Murray.

And West Ham fan Mitchell instantly set his sights on a world title shot after picking up the vacant WBO inter-continental lightweight crown.

He said: "I was a long time out and people said, 'Don't go back in with John Murray'.

"But I knew for a long time that I wanted to fight and I wasn't here to mess about.

"I messed about in the last fight and that was down to me.

"But this time there was no messing around. I'm back and I'm flying.

"It was a great British classic. John is a true champion — what a strong guy he is.

"He could have taken a world title fight but he wanted to take me on. I've got a lot of love for John for doing that."

Kevin Mitchell and John Murray most explosive fights in recent years

Kevin Mitchell and John Murray most explosive fights in recent years at the Excel London on Saturday 9th July.

Manchester ace Murray for a potential world champion title fight with Vacant WBO Intercontinental Lightweight Title to his arch rival Kevin Mitchell is facing.

Murray unusual with 31 wins and 18 knockouts in British boxing's longest amassed an extraordinary record. He's a world title shot in his way British and European title and has won only one thing Mitchell.

"Mitchell is standing in the way of my dream of winning the world title and believe me, he is going to get steam-rolled on Saturday 9th July. I've wanted this fight for the last few years and I will smash him to bits on fight night and show you that I'm a world champion in the making." stormed Murray.

London Star Mitchell promised his life as he died fighting against the line is everything. Former WBO world lightweight title challenge in Division out as Britain's number one regain his place and he knows what they do.

Mitchell said, "Trust me, Murray should forget about world titles because I'm going to knock him out on July 9th. His style is made for me and I'll absolutely destroy him. He will be like a lamb to the slaughter when's he's in the ring with me and I'll show no mercy."

Kevin Mitchell: “I’ve got another chance now against Murray"

Kevin Mitchell has admitted it will be difficult to turn back if he loses to John Murray that he WBO Intercontinental lightweight title in July when to meet.

The Dagenham Destroyer and the Mancunian will fight at the Frank Warren Promotions event, entitled North ‘n’ South at the ExCeL Arena on 9th Saturday July.

Mitchell, a former world title challenger, said: “This will be an absolute classic.
“I let myself down, my family down and my fans down when I wasn’t properly prepared for the Michael Katsidis fight.

“I’ve got another chance now against Murray, and I plan on taking it.

“Murray’s a great fighter and I have got massive respect for him. But when I am at my best, I will beat him.

“If I lose it will be hard to come back, that’s why winning is my only option.
But Murray, who has vacated his European title in order to focus on Mitchell, hit back by promising victory.

“I've seen a lot of Kevin’s fights, and I am preparing for the very best he can possibly be,” said the undefeated Mancunian.

“But even that won’t be good enough.

“I don't care that I am coming into Mitchell’s backyard, it will just make it all the sweeter when I knock him out.”

Kevin Mitchell: “I wanted the fight against John Murray”

Champion Kevin Mitchell after a year on the way back in July and says the former European lightweight titleholder fight with John Murray (31-0) in his 2012 world title in a first step on the path.

Mitchell is adamant that he is Manchester boxer of the number of credentials in May 2010 against Michael Katsidis horror show her to prove once again. Dagenham fighter then rematch will be a high-level difficulty and Australia Benefit with revenge wants to climb back into the ring.

Mitchell told Thefightnetwork.com, “I wanted the fight against John Murray”.

“Get it on with him, show Britain who is the best on the domestic scene, I know it's me. Beat John Murray, show them I'm back, and then Katsides and then a World title fight.”

Battle was for July 9th and long negotiations in London two best lightweights in the UK to see the number one meeting will end later penciled. winner in line for world title eliminator 100% soon after 2012 If successful with in one year will be shot.

Kevin Mitchell fight with against John Murray in this summer

Kevin Mitchell fight with against John Murray which present in this summer, now in doubt after news of the cocaine to a suspected cannabis farm to run with her ​​mother before Mitchell's arrest level today.

Mitchell is being closed because I have not fought 3rd round a year ago in May against Michael Katsidis.

However, before his knockout loss Michel best fighters in the lightweight division was considered one of.

Mitchell’s promoter Frank Warren Productions described today in a press release sent to accept Mitchell's arrest and release. Mitchell's allegations and denies his next date with Dagenham police station will meet in June.

His fight with Murray still currently located in a near future with the date will take place in summer.

Kevin Mitchell and John Murray are ready to fight with us

British rival Kevin Mitchell and European champion John Murray are ready to fight with us.

The two are set in London on Saturday, July 9 alongside Mancunian Murray (31-0 18KOs) looking to protect the longest unbeaten run in British boxing and he sees Mitchell as the previous hurdle in his quest to challenge for a world title.

Meanwhile, Essex man Mitchell (31-1 23KOs) back on track after Australia's Michael Katsidis, 12 rounds in about three months ago to stop him last time out for the first time is getting beaten.

Both the 2 April was due to, but that Mitchell "politics" as it is said was canceled after, but has now resolved all differences and go forward at the end of war Has been appointed for.

Murray said, "I thought Mitchell had bottled it once and for all when he turned down the opportunity to fight me earlier this year".

"But I am glad we finally have a date as this fight has been a long time coming. Apart from a world title, this is the only meaningful challenge left for me in the UK."

Dagenham's Mitchell, himself a former British and Commonwealth Champion, claims he will be Murray's biggest test.

He said, "Murray's done well but he hasn't faced me yet and, if he had, we wouldn't keep hearing about his unbeaten record".

"I was 31-0 too with more stoppages than him until I lost out in my 32nd fight which he will too.

"Personally, I am over the moon that the fight is taking place in London so I can show my legions of fans that last year was a one off an Kevin Mitchell is back."

Kevin Mitchell pay dispute with his promoter

Champion Kevin Mitchell reveal that he retirement because of a pay dispute with his promoter.

Mitchell headline that he fight to against European lightweight champion John Murray in April.

According to the BBC a source told, "Kevin is tied in to a five-fight deal with Frank Warren, which means he can't go and box elsewhere. He won't accept the fight unless the money is dramatically improved, which could leave him with nowhere to go."

If he doesn't take the fight then he faces the prospect of having to hang up his gloves while he's still in his prime.

If this happened it would be a real shame for himself, his fans - and for Warren."

Mitchell seven- year career professional has forged a successful working relationship with Warren - including British and Commonwealth title against Katsidis success and shot at previous year,

But the source added: "Kevin remains loyal to Frank, and always will. This is purely a business issue. Kevin knows his career won't last forever and he needs to start setting himself up for the future."

Kevin Mitchell wants to rematch with Michael Katsidis

Kenvin Mitchell wants to avenge with Michael Katsidis through this match.

Mitchell, 26, he has not fought because he was ruined inside when he was in Australian he took three round it was injured his eye and went to surgery at Upton Park in May.

And now he make plans comeback to the spring before katsidis attempting to secure a showdown with either unbeaten EBU champion John Murray or face Katsidis for a second time.

Mitchell said, "I had an eye injury before the Katsidis fight and thought it was ok, but it came back during the fight and I split my eye muscle, I had the operation done and hope to be back in March after getting my license back. John Murray would be a good domestic fight and could fill any stadium," added the former British and Commonwealth featherweight champion. We could do it in Birmingham, meet each other halfway, but the one I really want is Katsidis back."