Lee Cutler outpoints Louis Greene for second Zuffa Boxing win
Lee Cutler says signing with Zuffa Boxing arrived at the "perfect time" for his career after he outpointed Louis Greene in London.
The 30-year-old Bournemouth middleweight beat Greene by unanimous decision at the Copper Box Arena on 26 September. That means all three judges scored the fight for the same man. The cards read 98-92, 97-93 and 97-93, according to the official results UFC.com.
It was Cutler's second win since joining Dana White's Zuffa Boxing in May. Known as "Chaos", he now holds 17 wins from 19 professional fights, with two defeats. He told BBC Sport the timing of the move felt right BBC Sport.
Activity is a big part of that story. Cutler said he last fought twice in a calendar year in 2023, when he was promoted by Boxxer. Staying busy matters in boxing. Long gaps between fights can stall momentum and rankings.
His fresh run started at home. Cutler beat Aaron Sutton on Zuffa Boxing's first UK show in Bournemouth, his home town. That event, Zuffa Boxing 07, took place on 6 June 2026 and was the promotion's first international card.
The Greene fight then joined the 26 September bill in London, a card headlined as Fisher vs Pirotton. Both men attended the ceremonial weigh-in at the Copper Box Arena on 25 September. The full show, including Greene vs Cutler, was streamed on Paramount+ Paramount+.
Cutler arrived at Zuffa alongside fellow Bournemouth boxer Chris Billam-Smith. Before the switch, Cutler's most recent defeat was a controversial loss to Sam Eggington in 2025. He has now won back-to-back fights under his new promoter.
What makes this stand out is the simplicity of it. Two fights. Two wins. One fighter getting regular dates again. For fans, this means Cutler is rebuilding in public, round by round, rather than waiting on the sidelines.
