Ex-British boxer Julius Francis knocks out troublemaker with single punch at BOXPARK Wembley

BOXPARK bouncer and former British heavyweight champion Julius Francis's name came into the limelight once after he punched a car during a road rage case.

This time, the boxer-turned bouncer is again at the center of discussion after he knocked out a mouthy troublemaker during his duty as the security guard at BOXPARK Wembley.

The 57-year Francis once fought with Mike Tyson in 2000. Recently, he has been working as a bouncer at BOXPARK near Wembley Stadium. The incident was caught on the camera where a man was seen insulting staff outside BOXPARK. After the punch of Julius Francis, the man fell to the ground unconsciously.


The footage emerged on him, showing Francis stepping in to shut up the sable-maker by smearing him out in a single punch after the punter yelled obscenities at staff.

As soon as the footage was shared on social media, it went viral. This is not the first case where Francis has come to the spotlight since his retirement in 2007. After hanging up his boxing gloves, the former champion landed himself on the troubled ground when he punched through a car window.

Back then, Francis took the issue into his own hands when a fellow drover cut him up on Wickham Road, Beckenham. That time, this ex-boxing champion blocked the road by moving in front of a fellow driver and punching through the driver's window.

After such a powerful punch, the car's glass shattered and caused minor facial injuries. The boxing champion was charged with criminal damage and common assault. In addition to his 140 hours of unpaid work, he was also ordered to pay £200 to compensate the victim.

Following the latest viral video of Francis, BOXPARK's CEO Roger Wade informed that the man who was punched was abusive, hitting employees and customers.