Franchón Crews-Dezurn, the reigning undisputed super-middleweight champion, weighed in at a solid 167.3 pounds. Crews-Dezurn, in her prime, has shown exceptional grit in defending all her four titles, making her an intimidating force in the ring.
Her challenger, Savannah ‘The Silent Assassin’ Marshall, tipped the scale at 167 pounds. Marshall’s record speaks for itself, demonstrating her formidable skill set and strategic prowess.
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Tomorrow night, the two will clash, not just for the glory, but for the honor that comes with the WBC, WBA, IBF, and IBF world titles. With such a close weigh-in result, the fight promises to be big, watch live on ESPN and Sky Sports.
Co-Main Event: Jonas vs. Wyatt
Moving on to the co-main event, Natasha Jonas hit the scale at 146.3 pounds. A superb athlete, Jonas, has consistently demonstrated the depth of her boxing technique and the sheer strength of her determination.
Her challenger, Kandi Wyatt, came in at an identical weight of 146 pounds. Wyatt, an athlete with remarkable boxing intelligence, has shown time and time again that she is a force to be reckoned with.
This IBF women’s welterweight title fight is one that could very well steal the show, given the caliber of the fighters and the evenness of their weigh-in.
Supporting Bouts
The undercard weigh-ins also brought intrigue and excitement, with Ben Whittaker weighing 174.3 pounds against Vladimir Belujsky’s 175.3 pounds. Callum Simpson and Boris Crighton were near mirror images on the scale, at 169 and 167 pounds respectively, while Zak Chelli and Mark Jeffers both weighed in at around 167 pounds.
On the women’s side, April Hunter, an exciting rising star, tipped the scale at 153 pounds, with Kirstie Bavington at 149.3 pounds. And in the heavyweight division, Will Howe came in at a hefty 251 pounds, against Jake Darnell’s 248.3 pounds