- Date: Sunday, March 31
- Start Time: 1:00 p.m. ET (6:00 p.m. UK Time)
- Streaming: Live on Peacock
- Venue: The O2, London
Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke, are set to clash in a tension-filled battle for the British and Commonwealth Titles. This high-stakes showdown is slated for the iconic O2 arena in London, promising an afternoon where gloves will talk and rivalries settled.
Fabio Wardley, the reigning champ, boasts an impressive record of 17 wins with 16 by knockout. The man’s been tearing through opponents like a hurricane, leaving a trail of knockouts in his wake. His last victim, David Adeleye, felt Wardley’s wrath on the undercard of a major fight in Riyadh. This beast from Ipswich is more than just a fighter; he’s a wrecking ball in gloves.
Frazer Clarke, with his Olympic Bronze from Tokyo 2020, steps into the ring with an unblemished record of 8-0. Clarke’s been sharpening his skills, recently putting David Allen on the shelf and proving he’s more than just an Olympian; he’s a rising titan in the professional ranks.
But wait, there’s more! The welterweight division is brewing its own storm as Florian Marku and Chris Kongo gear up to end their bitter feud in a 10-round clash. Post-conference fireworks have set the stage for a fight that’s as much about pride as it is about punching.
Cruiserweight action sees Viddal Riley facing Mikael Lawal in a bout that promises fireworks. Riley, fresh off a title win, and Lawal, hungry for redemption, are ready to go to war in a contest that’s got fans buzzing.
And keep your eyes peeled for ‘The Surgeon’, Ben Whittaker, who’s been slicing through competition with the precision of a scalpel. His next victim, Leon Willings, might just be another notch on Whittaker’s belt as he dances his way to the top.
Callum Simpson, a rising force in the super middleweight division, is set to face Dulla Mbabe. Simpson’s been on a tear, and as he steps back into the London ring, he’s looking to keep that knockout streak alive.