Scott Quigg to defend title against Stephane Jamoye

Quigg is undefeated as a professional fighter with 28 wins from 30 fights

Scott Quigg will defend his WBA world super-bantamweight title against Belgian Stephane Jamoye in Manchester in September.

Englishman Quigg, 25, will be making the fourth defence of his title.

The Bury-born fighter is currently undefeated, having won 28 of his 30 fights, 21 of them by knockout.

The bout tops a bill that also features Manchester lightweight Anthony Crolla and Olympic super-heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.

Joshua knocked out Matt Skelton inside two rounds in his last fight

Crolla will defend his WBO inter-continental lightweight title against Mexico's Gamaliel Diaz, while Londoner Joshua will be aiming for an eighth successive knockout win in the heavyweight division.

In his previous defence, Quigg claimed a second-round stoppage win over Tshifhiwa Munyai in April.

Quigg's other title defences came against Cuba's Yoandris Salinas and Diego Oscar Silva of Argentina.

It will be 24-year-old Jamoye's second world title fight this year having lost to Japan's Shinsuke Yamanaka for the WBC bantamweight title.