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8-0 tiff against 10-0 Paulin. On 16th December on allegedly. Trust me you need to see this. Fair play to both lads but backing Tiffney for this one.

Paulin's going to rip his head off

Excellent domestic fight. Glad it's on NoxBation.

Has it been confirmed its on allegedly? I really like this fight but not sure if the rest of the show would warrant it being on TV? aLSO TEHY HAVE Saunders vs Lemeiux on at 2am.

I think it's on allegedly mate. I fancy tiff to stop him myself. I like Paulin too

Which commentator was it that kept calling him Tiffany?

JamieM wrote: ↑05 Dec 2017, 12:49 I think it's on allegedly mate. I fancy tiff to stop him myself. I like Paulin too

I had a quick look on Box-nation but couldn't see it advertised! Think I'm travelling down anyway as it will be a good fight to see live!

I'm on my work night out so ain't making it . Ronnie be there though. Fair play though both lads fighting each other. What's next for Darren? Jordan McCorry be a good one .

Thought Tiffney was the bollocks in his last fight, looking forward to seeing him again

Anyone any idea if this is on BN right enough? I noticed Warren has a card on the go in Essex this Sat as well.

As far as I'm aware there's no TV coverage.
I'm really looking forward to this one. A great fight to close out the year for MTK Scotland.

Tiffney misses weight, loses out on Scottish title chance

Stephen Tiffney came in two pounds over the 126lb featherweight limit, but his much-anticipated domestic duel against Lewis Paulin will still go ahead on Saturday night.

The undefeated Edinburgh rivals were due to clash for the vacant Scottish featherweight title on MTK Global’s ‘Christmas Cracker’ fight card at the Lagoon Centre in Paisley this weekend.

However, Tiffney’s weigh miss means the belt will only be on the line for Paulin after 11th-hour negotiations ensured that the fight will proceed.

“I’m very disappointed that I didn’t make weight, but I’m happy that the fight is still on,” said Tiffney. “I’m hoping to make up for the weight miss with a good performance and I still think it will be a big win for me if I can beat Lewis,” added the the 29-year-old.

MTK Scotland’s Sam Kynoch was eager to ensure that the fight would go ahead, despite Tiffney’s slip up on the scales.

“I’m delighted an agreement could be reached to allow his fantastic fight to go ahead. Scottish fight fans are in for a real treat tomorrow night,” said Kynoch.

While Tiffney went 10 rounds in his last outing – a comprehensive points victory over Coventry’s Troy James in October – 27-year-old Paulin has never gone past six rounds.

Despite his weight woes, Newtongrange-based Tiffney hopes his experience will be an advantage on the night against his southpaw foe.