Lyndon Arthur is the sizzling name in the news, as he has been called a world-class boxer in the ring.
Boxing Scene confirms that the former World Boxing champion turned boxing trainer Ricky Hatton is the one who called for such an impressive remark for Arthur.
Regarding the remark, Arthur is also a splendid boxer, having wielded the Commonwealth light-heavyweight title from 2019 to December 2021.
On top of his championship record, he also boasts a winning record of 19 bouts and one loss in his entire professional boxing career.
BoxRec verifies that Arthur is set to fight against Walter Gabriel Sequeira on September 17 at Bolton Whites Hotel (De Vere Whites), Bolton.
This is his first fight this year after his painful loss against Anthony Yarde on December 4, 2021. However, Arthur had won their first match in 2020, which was a turning point in his career.
Quick Facts:
| Name | Lyndon Arthur |
| Other Names | King Arthur |
| Age | 31 |
| Date of Birth | June 13, 1991 |
| Birthplace | Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom |
| Nationality | British |
| Height | 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) |
| Occupation | Professional Boxer |
| Years Active | 2016-present |
| Stance | Orthodox |
| Division | Light-heavyweight |
| Debut Date | November 5, 2016 |
| Best Known As | Commonwealth light-heavyweight champion from 2019 to 2021 |
| @LyndonArthur |
Lyndon Arthur Has Several Tattoos Having Different Meanings From His Heart
Lyndon Arthur is filled with numerous tattoos with various meanings, ranging from small ones to more extensive portraits and quotes on multiple parts.
The former champion Lyndon Arthur loves to ink his body and dedicate those tattoos to special occasions, apart from taking the win at last from his bouts.
One of his most prominent tattoos is a big picture of a child on the right side of his chest. A few lines of writing follow his back shoulder.
Meanwhile, various other tattoos follow from his chest and arms to his hand. While Arthur has kept his inks a secret from the world, he has not taken the time to explain them either thoroughly.
Only one time, in late 2020, he dedicated his win against Anthony Yarde to his late brother Zennen, whose name is inked on his right hand, Mirror UK confirmed.
Apart from that time, the boxing powerhouse kept his tattoo meanings to himself and continues to cherish them in private.
Meanwhile, he is preparing for his big day against the Argentine boxing giant, Walter Gabriel. Therefore, he have refrained from making contact with the media as he is waiting for his turn to return to the ring and claim the victory.
Boxer Lyndon Arthur Tattoo Pictures Have Intrigued The Media As Well
Apart from his notable wins inside the ring, the public and media are otherwise focused on Arthur’s personal life, which mainly affects his inking perceptions.
While it is true that most of the former champion’s inks are related to his personal life, he does not highlight it much since he is more focused on his training and career.
Moreover, some of them have deeply impacted his life and the way he is now.
Meanwhile, not the same can be said about his fans and media, who are eager to track down each detail of his tattoos.
Hence, Arthur’s shirtless pictures, especially from his fights, have become a massive hit among boxing fanatics. As mentioned above, the child’s face portrait is the most captured tattoo from the King’s body.
Leaving it behind, a tattoo of a lion and King written above it is another noted ink on his body. His hands include smooth calligraphed writings of “RIP” on his right and “P John” on his left. It is obvious that Lyndon has a refined choice and mind to ink tattoos, being inspired by his real-life moments.
Arthur Dedicated His Right Hand Tattoos To Late Elder Brother Zennen
The late Zennen Arthur holds a special place in his younger brother Lyndon’s heart and body through the inks. The former champion has devoted many tattoos to Zennen, who passed away two decades ago.
Lyndon was only ten when Zennen left the world after being a victim of Manchester gang violence and gangland shooting.
His demise left an irreparable void in his young brother’s heart, who learned from his passing away.
Hence, Lyndon found the courage to reject the callings from gangs and got into professional boxing. Thus, to tribute to his late brother, who sought a way to rebuild his life, the champion inked more than one tattoo for Zennen.
The late Zennen has found his abode on those inks, while Lyndon believes his elder brother is looking after him from above.
Boxing on BT Sport shared the inking ceremony on Twitter on December 6, 2020. The inks include Zennen’s face, his name, and a big “RIP” on the other side of Lyndon’s right hand.
Lyndon appeared emotional yet hopeful while remembering the dark day right after his big win against Yarde in 2020.