Brodie Wood and Aston Worthington, representing Mikey's Boxing Gym, secured regional Midlands titles after winning their respective finals at Acocks Green.

The championships saw five boxers from the club compete over several weeks, with Brodie Wood, Tyler Baker, Beau Welsh, Aston Worthington and Syrus Pumuram gaining valuable experience in the ring.

Brodie Wood secured his place in the final with a second-round referee-stopped contest victory in the semi-finals.

He then claimed his first Midlands title after winning his final by unanimous decision against a determined opponent.

Aston Worthington also impressed, winning his first appearance in the championships by unanimous decision to become a regional champion.

Meanwhile, Beau Welsh reached the Midlands final in his first championship campaign after progressing through every round of the competition.

Despite producing a determined performance in the final, he narrowly missed out on the title following a split-decision defeat.

Tyler Baker also progressed through the semi-finals with a split-decision victory but was later withdrawn from the competition due to a medical issue.

Syrus Pumuram reached the semi-finals before narrowly losing on a split decision.

Coaches at Mikey's Boxing Gym praised all five boxers for their performances, determination and development throughout the competition.

They also thanked families and friends for their continued support at ringside.

Brodie Wood and Aston Worthington will now progress to the national quarter finals, where they will represent the Kidderminster club.

The gym hopes to build on its success as its young boxers continue gaining competitive experience.