It was 2020 when Lawrence captured world honours and winning his first World Title at Cruiserweight. Stopping Krzysztof Glowacki behind closed doors during the pandemic.

Lawrence continued on his pro journey collecting British, Commonwealth, European and International cruiserweight straps.

Back in 2018 Lawrence was matched against Isaac Chamberlain in a much anticipated grudge match heading the O2 arena for the first time.

Lawrence completed a dominant points win over Chamberlain having floored him twice as he earned the bragging rights over his London rival with a wide points victory.

Lawrence made his professional debut in 2017. Fighting at the Manchester arena Lawrence stopped Geoffrey Cave within 20 seconds of the first bell.

Lawrence represented Team GB as a heavyweight at the 2016 Rio Olympics, he made it to the Round of 16, where he lost to eventual bronze medalist Erislandy Savon of Cuba.

WSB - The two-time English University National Champion Lawrence Okolie only came to boxing at the age of 17, but quickly established himself by Joining the British Lionhearts for Season VI, Okolie’s win over USA Knockouts’ Cam F. Awesome was part of a crucial away win for the side as they got the season off to a brilliant start from which they have never looked back. The big-hitting Londoner followed that with a TKO against Mexico’s Jared Barraza, and took that confidence to Turkey for the AIBA Olympic Qualifier, where he beat Paul Biongolo in the final to take gold and a place at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

Dagenham – continued his trailblazing amature career with Dagenham - at the time Lawrence Okolie was Dagenham's 1st Olympic boxer since 1952 – the move allowed him to compete against the highest level competitors at his former club Repton.

Repton – Hackney based club where he started his journey trying to lose weight & find a community that would accept him.