Tickets Now On Sale For World Championship Boxing,The Magnificent Seven.

Birmingham stars Matthew Macklin, Frankie Gavin and Don Broadhurst can't wait to box in their home city on September 18.

Tickets for the Magnificent Seven show are on sale now priced at £40, £50, £80, £150 and £200 plus booking and transaction fees and are available online from theticketfactory.com or by calling The Ticket Factory on 0844 338 8000.

All three are fighting for titles on Frank Warren's massive World Championship Boxing Magnificent Seven show at the LG Arena which also features other big name boxers including James DeGale MBE, Nathan Cleverly, Kell Brook and Enzo Maccarinelli.

Macklin, Gavin and Broadhurst are vowing to put in explosive performances in their respective fights.

Macklin challenges Darren Barker for his old European middleweight title, while Broadhurst and Gavin are also involved in championship scraps on the Sky Box Office show.

"I'm delighted that Frank won the purse bid for me against Barker," said Macklin at a press conference at the LG Arena this week.

"Birmingham has always been a special place to fight and I know the fans will get right behind me.

"I've had some big fights here at home, but I don't think any of them have been any bigger than this one against Barker.

"I want that European title badly, but I also want a world title shot as well. Lose this one and I'm not getting a world title any time soon."

For Warren himself, the event brings back happy memories of his first world title show 25 years ago when Colin Jones challenged welterweight king Don Curry at The NEC in Birmingham.

"My latest show is one of the most ambitious I have ever done in 30 years of promoting boxing," said Warren.

"Jones-Curry was a massive event back in the day, but this can be bigger.

"I've promoted in Birmingham in the last few years, and the response has been fantastic from fans.

"They are lucky to have some very talented boxers, and the three that are involved on September 18 are in massive fights which are going to be highly competitive."

Gavin, the 2007 Amateur World Champion, added: "I made my debut here a couple of years ago, but I have not been back since.

"Everyone keeps asking me when I will be fighting in Birmingham again, and now they know. I'd love to have every fight here, and build up a following comparable to the one Ricky Hatton did in Manchester."

The title fights in full are:

* European light-heavyweight champion NATHAN CLEVERLY steps up to to challenge for the Interim WBO World Light-Heavyweight championship against KARO MURAT
* The long-awaited welterweight showdown between KELL BROOK and MICHAEL JENNINGS, which will double as a WBO world title eliminator
* Dynamite-fisted Welshman Enzo Maccarinelli defends his European Cruiserweight championship against ALEXANDER FRENKEL
* RYAN RHODES in a defence of his European light-middleweight title against LUKAS KONECNY
* MATTHEW MACKLIN in a massive domestic showdown against bitter rival DARREN BARKER for the European, Commonwealth and British Middleweight championships
* A major heavyweight shoot-out between British Champion Derek Chisora and Commonwealth Champion SAM SEXTON
* A first defence for WBA International super-middleweight champion JAMES DeGALE MBE
* A debut championship fight for 2007 Amateur World Champion FRANKIE GAVIN against CURTIS WOODHOUSE
* A return for former Commonwealth super-flyweight champion DON BROADHURST in an English title fight

Please note that this event may not finish until midnight. Customers using public transport are advised to check timetables prior to purchase.