About Frankie
UK Professional Featherweight Boxer
The Story So Far
Frankie Wood is a UK professional featherweight boxer with over a decade of experience in the sport. Before turning professional, Frankie built an exceptional amateur career — winning six national titles and representing England internationally for his final 15 amateur fights.
He competed at the highest level on the world stage, facing elite international opponents including Team USA at the World Championships — showcasing his ability to perform among the best in the sport.
Now competing professionally, Frankie holds a 4–0 record with 1 knockout and continues to build momentum in the featherweight division. Training out of the renowned iBox Gym in Bromley, London, Frankie combines technical precision with relentless work ethic.
Professional Career
Frankie made the transition to the professional ranks with the same hunger and skill that defined his amateur career. Fighting out of iBox Gym under expert guidance, he currently holds an unbeaten 4–0 record with 1 knockout.
Each professional outing has demonstrated continued growth — sharp boxing IQ, increasing power, and the composure of a fighter with world-class amateur experience behind him. With momentum building, Frankie is targeting bigger opportunities in the featherweight division.
Interviews
Hear It from Frankie
Frank Wood Talks Pro Debut with Queensberry & Sparring Sam Noakes
International Boxing News
Frankie discusses his professional debut under Frank Warren, signing with Queensberry, and training at iBox Gym.
Development at Just 4-0 as a Professional
International Boxing News
Frankie talks about his progression through four fights and the importance of training with top-level fighters.
Career Highlights
Training & Dedication
Frankie trains out of the renowned iBox Gym in Bromley, London — a gym that has produced some of the UK's top professional boxers. His daily regime combines explosive pad work, heavy bag sessions, sparring, and strength and conditioning to keep him performing at the elite level.
With a disciplined approach to nutrition, recovery, and mental preparation, Frankie ensures every fight camp brings incremental improvement. The dedication that earned him six national titles as an amateur continues to drive his professional career forward.
Amateur Career
Before turning professional, Frankie built one of the most decorated amateur records in his weight class. He captured six national titles and earned selection to represent England for his final 15 amateur bouts — competing against top-level international opponents on the world stage.
The highlight of his amateur journey was competing at the World Championships, going toe-to-toe with Team USA and proving he belongs among the best fighters on the planet. That amateur pedigree provides the foundation for a promising professional career.