Sutton boxer Logan Wilkinson to represent England at Four Nations Championships
Logan Wilkinson of Sutton-in-Ashfield will represent England Boxing at the upcoming Four Nations Championships.
This year will mark one of largest editions of the competition to date, with Boxing Ireland officially joining as part of a major expansion decision, taking the former Three Nations Championships to Four Nations.


Ireland will join forces with England Boxing, Welsh Boxing and Boxing Scotland to raise the level of competitiveness across the entertaining four-day event.
Logan, 15, is training to represent England for the second time at the Championships. He won a silver medal during his previous appearance in 2024 after reaching the final against compatriot Nawir Ahmed.
The 2026 Four Nations Championships will take place in Motherwell between June 11th and 14th, featuring more than 300 boxers from the U15 age bracket right through to Seniors.


As well as his Three Nations silver, Logan is a two-time National champion and five-time East Midlands champion. He is a product of the Ashfield School of Boxing in Huthwaite and has been under the tuition of his father, Dean Wilkinson, since he was just five years old.
“From such a young age, it was evident Logan had all the skill and natural ability to reach the top,” Dean told the Chad. “His desire and commitment to the sport is second to none and we have a real star in the making.
“Logan's really locked in for the upcoming Four Nations, and so he should be! The level of competition is incredible and no doubt testing, but sharing the ring with those elite boxers will only bring out the absolute best in Logan.


“He's extremely proud to be representing England again and is feeling confident he'll bring back the gold. He's training hard, 5-6 times a week and sparring the very best in preparation. I strongly believe Logan will achieve all he aspires to do so and I'm confident we'll see his face on our screens in the future.”
Logan, who attends Quarrydale Academy, has also been enrolled onto the England Development pathway and is eager to compete internationally at every opportunity. He has already made it his goal to represent Team GB at the Olympics before moving into the professional boxing ranks.
Ashfield School of Boxing holds home shows twice a year at the Mansfield Civic Centre. The next show is due to take place in February.