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The event will be shown live on BT Sport 1 (Sky channel 413, BT channel 408) as well as on Box-Nation (Sky 427, BT 415) for customers who have the relevant subscription.

Both channels will begin coverage at 7pm.



Running Order

Fight # 1 – 16:00 hrs
6 Round Super-Middleweight Contest
Darryl Williams vs. Raimond Sniedze

Fight# 2
4 Round Welterweight Contest
Sam Gilley vs. Sam Omidi

Fight# 3
6 Round Featherweight Contest
Raza Hamza vs. Sergio Gonzalez

Fight# 4
6 Round Flyweight Contest
Harvey Horn vs. Gyula Dodu

Fight #5
8 Round Welterweight Contest
Johnny Garton vs. Nelson Altamirano

Fight #6
8 Round Super-Featherweight Contest
Archie Sharp vs. Lester Cantillano

BT Sport & Box-Nation go live at 19:00 Hrs

Fight # 7 – 19:10 hrs
4 Round Cruiserweight Contest
James Branch Jr. vs. Kevin Williams

Fight # 8
WBC International Super-Lightweight Championship - 10 Rounds
Paul Kamanga vs. O'Hara Davies

Fight # 9
Vacant English Heavyweight Championship - 10 Rounds
Daniel Dubois vs. Tom Little

Fight # 10
WBO Intercontinental & European Light-Heavyweight Championship - 10 Rounds
Anthony Yarde vs. Dasius Sek

Fight # 11
WBC Silver Middleweight Championship
Roberto Garcia vs. Martin Murray

Fight # 12 – Live Floater (TV)
6 Round Super-Middleweight Contest
Umar Sadiq vs. Kamil Al Temimi
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In the opener, English super-middleweight champion Darryl Williams scored SIX knockdowns on his return from a hasty retirement to stop Raimond Sniedze in the second round.

Williams looked in impressive form having recently called out Chris Eubank Jr. for a domestic showdown this year.

Sam Gilley secured a four-round points win over namesake Omidi to push his undefeated record to 5-0.

Bristolcityfc1 wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 12:02 allegedly should be on air now joining BT at 7pm- not rocket science

He used to do that.. shame. Give some of the prospects TV time.

Razza Hamza took every round of six from Sergio Gonzalez to record his tenth victory without loss.

Harvey Horn was able to manoeuvre his latest opponent in Gyula Dodu. 'HHH' carded a shutout to make it 3-0 in the paid ranks.

Only just realised my BN has already been cutoff, I only cancelled last week. Updates appreciated

Thanks for updates

The experienced Johnny Garton took just three rounds to dispatch of Nelson Altamirano as 'The Pexican' continued his push for welterweight honors. Garton is now 22-1-1 as a pro.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 13:54 The experienced Johnny Garton took just three rounds to dispatch of Nelson Altamirano as 'The Pexican' continued his push for welterweight honors. Garton is now 22-1-1 as a pro.

The Pexican

Branch won 4 round points decision

Davies gone blonde?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 14:38 Davies gone blonde?

Blond not blonde.

What a fkin KO by Davies!

Fair do's to Davies that was a sweet KO, Kamenga's body short circuited when that right hand landed

Wasn't bowled over Branch, looks slow and could defo lose a few pounds, loads up as well, he does look strong though and he whips those shots to the body well, I'm sure making his debut live on tv couldn't have helped much as far as relaxing goes, least that's the first win under his belt but he does need to get himself in shape, I'm sure he'll be fighting at Light Heavy

Davies talks about fighting everyone except the guy who beat him
Good one O'Hara, you can get a belt without avenging your loss, or when you fell under a bus as you call it

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:01 Davies talks about fighting everyone except the guy who beat him
Good one O'Hara, you can get a belt without avenging your loss, or when you fell under a bus as you call it

No one wants that rematch.

Good for him for not calling for it.

Horse wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:12

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:01 Davies talks about fighting everyone except the guy who beat him
Good one O'Hara, you can get a belt without avenging your loss, or when you fell under a bus as you call it

No one wants that rematch.

Good for him for not calling for it.

I have a lot more respect for guys who at least try to avenge a loss, than those who go in a different direction to avoid it.

Horse wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:12

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:01 Davies talks about fighting everyone except the guy who beat him
Good one O'Hara, you can get a belt without avenging your loss, or when you fell under a bus as you call it

No one wants that rematch.

Good for him for not calling for it.

Disagree, I’d love to see it

Tom Little seems to have been given reasonable notice for this fight and yet can’t come in any lighter than 250.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:15I have a lot more respect for guys who at least try to avenge a loss, than those who go in a different direction to avoid it.

I don't at all. He was outclassed.

Why would he call for a rematch under those circumstances?

Every fighter who loses clearly, has to call for a rematch that they can't win, to get your approval?

Do you not see how stupid that is?

fizzjambo wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:15Disagree, I’d love to see it

So he can get splattered again?

Taylor has bigger fish to fry and Ohara has smaller fish to fry.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:15

Horse wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:12

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:01 Davies talks about fighting everyone except the guy who beat him
Good one O'Hara, you can get a belt without avenging your loss, or when you fell under a bus as you call it

No one wants that rematch.

Good for him for not calling for it.

I have a lot more respect for guys who at least try to avenge a loss, than those who go in a different direction to avoid it.

It doesn't mean he has to obsess about it though.

fizzjambo wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:15

Horse wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:12

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:01 Davies talks about fighting everyone except the guy who beat him
Good one O'Hara, you can get a belt without avenging your loss, or when you fell under a bus as you call it

No one wants that rematch.

Good for him for not calling for it.

Disagree, I’d love to see it

Only way that fight becomes feasible is if Taylor gets completely outclassed tonight. He's Premier League now & Davies banging around in the 3rd Division.

Taansend wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:22

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:15

Horse wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:12 No one wants that rematch.

Good for him for not calling for it.

I have a lot more respect for guys who at least try to avenge a loss, than those who go in a different direction to avoid it.

It doesn't mean he has to obsess about it though.

No, for sure. Davies wants to be a world title holder, so does Taylor. If they both acheive that goal, maybe then let them fight.

Taansend wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:23Only way that fight becomes feasible is if Taylor gets completely outclassed tonight. He's Premier League now & Davies banging around in the 3rd Division.

It would still be crap.

No reason for a rematch.

jameswilson wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018, 15:19 Tom Little seems to have been given reasonable notice for this fight and yet can’t come in any lighter than 250.

Last time I saw a pair of tits that big I had to slip £20 in her g string. Poor shape.

Dubois will walk through him I think.