Here’s the lowdown on tonight’s electrifying clash where fists will fly and the crowd will roar. It’s Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis, a showdown that’s gonna set the Chase Center in San Francisco on fire! This fight is for Prograis’ coveted WBC World Super-Lightweight title, and the scales have already tipped with anticipation.
Haney, a whirlwind of speed and skill, is all set to dance toe-to-toe with Prograis, a powerhouse who throws punches like thunderbolts.
You don’t have to book a flight to San Francisco to witness this spectacle. It’s all going down live on DAZN PPV in North America and on DAZN worldwide.
With the weights measured and the fighters rearing to go. Will Haney dethrone the king? Or will Prograis prove why he’s the reigning champ?
First up, when the clock strikes 3 PM, the show kicks off on the Matchroom YouTube channel and DAZN. We’ve got our super-featherweights stepping into the spotlight:
Shamar Canal (132lbs), the pride of Albany, New York, squares off against Jose Antonio Mesa (131.8lbs), Durango, Mexico’s own fist-flinging maestro.
But wait, the excitement’s just heating up!
Next, in the super-featherweight showdown, we’ve got Beatriz Ferreira (130lbs), straight outta Sao Paulo, Brazil, dancing toe-to-toe with Destiny Jones (129.8lbs), Austin, Texas’ queen of the ring.
And for the middleweight fans, here’s a treat:
Amari Jones (159.2lbs), Oakland, California’s powerhouse, throws down with Quilisto Madera (160lbs), Stockton, California’s very own ring warrior.
Tune in to DAZN PPV (USA) and DAZN (R.O.W) from 5 PM for the main event!
For the IBF World Bantamweight title, it’s a clash of titans:
Ebanie Bridges (117.8lbs), New South Wales, Australia’s knockout artist, faces off with Miyo Yoshida (117.6lbs) from Kagoshima, Japan, in a battle that’ll have the world watching.
And the excitement doesn’t stop there!
The IBF International and vacant WBA Continental Latin-American Lightweight titles are up for grabs:
Andy Cruz (134.4lbs), from Matanzas, Cuba, steps into the ring against Jovanni Straffon (134lbs), the pride of Mexico City, Mexico.
But that’s not all, folks!
For the WBO Intercontinental Super-Lightweight title, it’s a face-off of champions:
Liam Paro (140lbs), Brisbane, Australia’s ring wizard, goes head-to-head with Montana Love (140lbs), Cleveland, Ohio’s own fist of fury.
And for the grand finale, the WBC World Super-Lightweight title:
Regis Prograis (139lbs), Houston, Texas’ knockout king, takes on Devin Haney (140lbs), San Francisco, California’s undefeated sensation.