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Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Mar 2022, 08:31 Don't know why media work outs are today.

Strange but they’re promoting it which is more than I’ve seen for last week’s or this week’s BT show.

maverick23 wrote: ↑14 Mar 2022, 11:25

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Mar 2022, 08:31 Don't know why media work outs are today.

Strange but they’re promoting it which is more than I’ve seen for last week’s or this week’s BT show.

Yeh,

This will probably be on Showcase too won't it?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Mar 2022, 11:45

maverick23 wrote: ↑14 Mar 2022, 11:25

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Mar 2022, 08:31 Don't know why media work outs are today.

Strange but they’re promoting it which is more than I’ve seen for last week’s or this week’s BT show.

Yeh,

This will probably be on Showcase too won't it?

Hopefully.

Press Release | Dan Azeez pitted against amateur rival Matthew Tinker on March 26

Dan Azeez will get his chance for revenge against rival Matthew Tinker who handed him a ‘pasting’ in the amateurs when they meet again in the pro ranks on Saturday 26th March at the OVO Arena Wembley, live on Sky Sports.

Azeez and Tinker face off in a clash of the undefeated big-hitters in their 10-Round International Light-Heavyweight showdown that features as chief support to the big London cruiserweight derby between Richard Riakporhe and Deion Jumah.

In his own words, Azeez admits he was well beaten by Tinker in their three-round fight in November 2014 for the Lord Mayor BoxCup, but now over six years on he believes it will be a completely different fight in the pros when they once again trade leather with both unbeaten records on the line.

Lewisham’s undefeated Azeez has looked sensational on his rise to a perfect 15-fight and 10 KO record and has won the Southern Area, English and British titles through the traditional route.

He made a massive statement in his last fight when he challenged for the Lonsdale belt against the former British Champion Hosea Burton last November with a punch perfect performance to halt the tough Carrington man in the seventh round.

From Scarborough, Tinker has built his unbeaten eight-fight record exclusively in the US since turning professional in November 2019. A highly regarded amateur who won the 2014 Haringey Gold Elite, hard southpaw Tinker has proved his power Stateside with six of his eight wins coming by stoppage and six of those inside two rounds.

Azeez is relishing the rematch and promises a more defining outcome. He said, “Tinker is my old amateur rival and he beat me so it would be great to get one back over him in the professional ranks. He’s a good fighter with a great amateur pedigree and I believe our styles will make for a great fight. We’re now meeting in the pros and it will be a totally different ending.”

The action packed show at the OVO Arena Wembley is headlined with the big London cruiserweight collision between Richard Riakporhe and Deion Jumah; light-heavyweight star Dan Azeez faces former amatuer rival Matthew Tinker; Olympian talent Caroline Dubois; unbeaten lightweight hot shot Adam Azim faces Conor Marsden; his undefeated brother Hassan is in welterweight action; Chris Kongo is back chasing World title contention; the pro-debut of London heavyweight star Jeamie TKV; Southampton puncher Joe Pigford; the pro-debut of Team England amateur star Jimmy Lee; Louis Greene and Harry Scarff square off for the Vacant English Welterweight title and super-flyweight prospect Shannon Ryan makes her pro-debut

Fight Week!!

As of today.. it’s not listed on Sky Showcase.

Caroline Dubois makes her return!!

Of course fighting the legendary TBA

Adam Azim fights for the BBBofC Southern Area Lightweight Title

Hassan also on the card, fighting TBA.

Louis Greene vs. Harry Scarff for the English Welterweight belt.

Riakporhe needs to look really good here.

It's a wild show isn't it? 2 area belts up for grabs which so often deliver, reasonable headliner, bizarre challenger for the British Light Heavyweight title, no opponents for Joe Pigford, Chris Kongo or Caroline DuBois.

Type of show I used to like to go to.

I like the look of this show now. Shame it’s clashing with Warrington.

I listened to an interview with Carl Greaves a short while ago. Him and Danny Flexen mentioned pullouts relating to this show (Greaves is the matchmaker) - hopefully it’s not impacting the main fights.

maverick23 wrote: ↑21 Mar 2022, 14:26 I like the look of this show now. Shame it’s clashing with Warrington.

I listened to an interview with Carl Greaves a short while ago. Him and Danny Flexen mentioned pullouts relating to this show (Greaves is the matchmaker) - hopefully it’s not impacting the main fights.

What you watching live?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑21 Mar 2022, 14:57

maverick23 wrote: ↑21 Mar 2022, 14:26 I like the look of this show now. Shame it’s clashing with Warrington.

I listened to an interview with Carl Greaves a short while ago. Him and Danny Flexen mentioned pullouts relating to this show (Greaves is the matchmaker) - hopefully it’s not impacting the main fights.

What you watching live?

DAZN probably. I’ll be watching the Sky prelims though and will watch the Sky show either first thing Sunday or straight after the DAZN show finishes.

Just won free Sky ballot tickets for this.
Never won tickets before in a ballot?
Anyone on here done so are where do they put you in the arena?

Dioufy wrote: ↑21 Mar 2022, 16:00 Just won free Sky ballot tickets for this.
Never won tickets before in a ballot?
Anyone on here done so are where do they put you in the arena?

We all won them in the allegedly days. They were very good. I'd imagine it's the same here. The full arena won't be open.

Good article in BN about Jumah. He's really honest and certainly eccentric. He admits to being a boozer and is obviously a complex guy, a thinker.

I hope he wins after reading this.

I really like Riakporhe, strong as a bull and throws a sweet little uppercut, seems hard as nails himself, wonder what his ceiling is.