Aaron
Bowen
Super-Middleweight
W 5
Hometown Coventry, England
KO 3
Stance Orthodox
L 0
Age 26
D 0
Height 6'3"
Hometown Coventry, England
Age 26
Stance Orthodox
Height 6'3"
Aaron
Aaron
Bowen
about
Aaron Bowen signed his first professional deal with Matchroom at the end of 2022 after enjoying a stellar amateur career up at Light-Heavyweight.
The 24-year-old, who has a huge Midlands following from his hometown Coventry, was a five-time National Champion, picked up Gold at the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2017 and won Bronze at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
He started life as a professional in the Super-Middleweight division, earning a first round stoppage of Mathieu Gomes on the undercard of Leigh Wood-Mauricio Lara in Nottingham in February 2023. Bowen made his second pro outing on the rematch between Lara and Wood, and was taken the distance by a tough Aljaz Venko.
Back out in August, Bowen floored Wilmer Baron in the second to pick up the second stoppage of his career to move to 3-0.
Injuries kept Bowen sidelined for 15 months until he eventually returned on the undercard of Sunny Edwards-Galal Yafai in Birmingham in November 2024. Bowen impressively shifted more than 500 tickets and did not disappoint with a thriller against James Todd. Bowen was dropped early but got off the canvas to floor and stop Todd with a vicious body shot in round five.
Bowen only had to wait a few months for his next outing, opening the Lewis Crocker-Paddy Donovan card in March 2025, banking six rounds to a points win.
The 24-year-old, who has a huge Midlands following from his hometown Coventry, was a five-time National Champion, picked up Gold at the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2017 and won Bronze at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
He started life as a professional in the Super-Middleweight division, earning a first round stoppage of Mathieu Gomes on the undercard of Leigh Wood-Mauricio Lara in Nottingham in February 2023. Bowen made his second pro outing on the rematch between Lara and Wood, and was taken the distance by a tough Aljaz Venko.
Back out in August, Bowen floored Wilmer Baron in the second to pick up the second stoppage of his career to move to 3-0.
Injuries kept Bowen sidelined for 15 months until he eventually returned on the undercard of Sunny Edwards-Galal Yafai in Birmingham in November 2024. Bowen impressively shifted more than 500 tickets and did not disappoint with a thriller against James Todd. Bowen was dropped early but got off the canvas to floor and stop Todd with a vicious body shot in round five.
Bowen only had to wait a few months for his next outing, opening the Lewis Crocker-Paddy Donovan card in March 2025, banking six rounds to a points win.
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