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Here's Boxing Central's description of a cracking bill taking place at the King's Hall, Belfast on the 22nd of November.

Four championship bouts make up RingSide Boxing Promotions card at the Kings Hall, Belfast on November 22. Headlining the show is IBO super middleweight champion Brian Magee who defends his title against tough Frenchman Hacine Cherifi. There are also three British title fights and a full supporting undercard. Sky Sports televise in the UK. For more details….

12 x 3 mins IBO Super-Middleweight Title
BRIAN MAGEE (Belfast) vs HACINE CHERIFI (France)
12 x 3 mins British Featherweight Championship
ROY RUTHERFORD (Coventry) vs DAZZO WILLIAMS (Hereford)

12 x 3 mins British & Commonwealth Light-Middleweight Championship
JAMIE MOORE (Salford) vs TBA (But we all know is Scott Dixon).

12 x 3 mins British Super-Middleweight Championship
TONY DODSON (Liverpool) vs ALLAN FOSTER (Northampton)

Plus full supporting undercard as follows:

6 x 3 mins Super-Middleweight Contest
JASON MCKAY (County Down) vs PIOTR BARTNICKI (Poland)

6 x 3 mins Light-Welterweight Contest
COLIN LYNES (Hornchurch) vs TBA

4 x 3 mins Light-Middleweight Contest
TOMMY TOLAN (Belfast) vs WES FLEMMING (Liverpool)

4 x 3 mins Middleweight Contest
CIARAN HEALY (Belfast) vs TBA

4 x 3 mins Lightweight Contest
JAMIE GORMAN (Belfast) vs TBA

6 x 3 mins Heavyweight Contest
ALBERT SOSNOWSKI (Poland) vs TBA

6 x 2 mins Light-Welterweight Contest
AGNIESZKA RYLIK (Poland) vs TBA

Good bill, particularly looking forward to the Featherweight fight, I think Rutherford is an underrated champion and would like to see him challenge someone like Calvo.

This bill is superb. Promoter Barry Hearn is obviously beating allegedly to the punch, given Warren stages his own multi-title bill on December 13 in Manchester (Hatton-Tackie, Sinclair-Vincent, Barnes-McIntyre, and possibly Junior Witter and Eamonn Magee in separate title fights). But who cares about oneupmanship when we get shows like these.
And also on December 13 in the States, Don King stages his own fabulous multi-title bill.
What a feast ahead.