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."

Kevin Mitchell Unite To Help 5-Year Old With Cancer

Mitchell Huth is a five year old cancer suffer. The popular boxing trainer and manager Johnny Eames is making an apeal to donate funds from public and boxing community for a charity run at Central Park, Dagenham, this coming sunday 7th November.

Johnny who runs a Ultrachem TKO Boxing gym in Canning Town East London, He requested all the boxing pals and general public to attend the cause and help out such people who are suffering from it.

He has so far received the good response from all the pals including Kevin Mitchell who has ensured his presence on 7th November to help in a cause and in funds raising.

Former Padre Kevin Mitchell to stand trial on assault charges

CHULA VISTA — Former San Diego Padres third baseman Kevin Mitchell was ordered Wednesday to stand trial for assaulting a man at a South Bay golf course in July.

Mitchell, 48, is charged with battery causing serious bodily injury and assault with intent to cause great bodily injury, said prosecutor Sherry Thompson. Both are felonies and he faces a maximum of four years in prison if convicted.

He is accused of punching another golfer on the Bonita Golf Club course several times on the head, apparently because Mitchell was upset that the victim had spoken disparagingly about him earlier. The victim said he suffered a concussion from the altercation.

Mitchell has pleaded not guilty in Chula Vista Superior Court and is free on $25,000 bail. A trial in the case is set for Nov. 3.

He played for the Padres in 1987 and was the National League MVP two years later while playing for the San Francisco Giants. He has had previous legal run-ins, including a 1999 arrest on suspicion of felony battery against his father, and in 1991 on rape charges that were later dropped. In 2000, while managing a minor league team, he was suspended for punching another team’s manager during a brawl.

Mitchell, a graduate of Clairemont High School in San Diego, played for nine major league teams over 13 seasons.