With Anthony Joshua sitting on top of the world in the heavyweight game, Britain's enjoying something of a purple patch in the boxing world at the moment.

Joshua currently holds the WBA, IBF and WBO belts and is the man to beat in the heavyweight division but Britain also has four other world beaters in Callum Smith, Josh Warrington, Charlie Edwards and Kal Yafai.

Smith currently holds the WBA super-middleweight title, while Warrington is IBF featherweight champion. Edwards is WBC flyweight king and Yafai is WBA top dog in the super-flyweight division.

Britain also has many more contenders in other divisions and the sport is as popular as ever with gyms packed all over the country and "white collar" events enjoying huge popularity.

One organisation looking to develop this interest is the H46 brand, which started in 2015 running traditional white collar events to raise money for military charities.

Having raised more than £200,000 for charitable causes, the organisers decided to launch the H46PRO Boxing League in 2017 as a continuation of the boxing journeys of some of those who'd got involved in the sport through their events.

For British-based boxers of all abilities, the H46PRO league has quickly established itself as one of the most innovative and exciting platforms in the UK with boxers divided into eight weight categories and three skill levels... academy, silver and gold.

The concept is that boxers duel over three, four or five two-minute rounds against opponents of equal skill and ability in their respective weight classes and move up and down the rankings depending on their results.

The most successful athletes earn the right to challenge for one of the two separate titles in each weight division, starting with the silver title and progressing to the gold elite level.

A supplementary brand of the H46PRO league, the H46PRO Academy aims to provide a platform for novice boxers to step up to the H46PRO league by providing a safe and exciting environment for boxers to hone their skills.

The academy is divided into six regions across the UK, with boxers featuring in stand-alone shows and on the under card of the league super series.

The league format pits fighters based on their weight, ability and position in the ranking system, with all athletes having to make weight in the traditional format with a proper weigh-in 24 hours before the event.

Initial rankings are determined during designated trial days and through monitored sparring sessions at selected gyms across the UK.

All fighters wear certified 14oz gloves and have to reach medical standards to participate in events.

For more information visit the H46PRO Boxing League website.

H46PRO BOXING LEAGUE EVENTS 2019
16 March, Leicester Arena
30 March, Plymouth Pryzm
6 April, King's Lynn Corn Exchange
20 April, Vale Sports Arena Cardiff
29 June, Leicester Arena
July, Swansea, TBC
13 July, Plymouth Pavilions
21 September, King's Lynn Corn Exchange
2 November, Leicester Arena
November, Viola Arena Cardiff, TBC