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Live from Copper Box Arena in London, UK.
Queensberry Promotions Present: Khademi vs. Ahmed
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Time: 7:30pm (UK time)
TV/Live stream: BT Sport
Time: 2:30pm ET | 11:30am PT
TV/Live stream: ESPN+ | Price: $4.99/Month
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Running Order

4 Round Super-Featherweight Contest
Masood Abdullah (9st 2lb 4oz) vs. Taka Bembere (9st 4lb 1oz)

Followed by

6 Round Lightweight Contest
Sam Noakes (9st 11lb 10oz) vs. Delmar Thomas (9st 11 7oz)

Followed by

4 Round Super-Lightweight Contest
Amaar Akbar (10st 2lb 12oz) vs. Chris Adaway (9st 13lb 10oz)

Followed by

10 Round Middleweight Contest
Nathan Heaney (11st 5lb 13oz) vs. Ryan Oliver (11st 6lb 11oz)

Followed by

4 Round Featherweight Contest
Adan Mohamed (8st 13lb 3oz) vs. Brett Fidoe (8st 12lb 8oz)

Followed by

4 Round Light-Heavyweight Contest
Tommy Fury (12st 12lb 8oz) vs. Scott Williams (12st 11lb 12oz)

Followed by

WBO European & Vacant IBF European Super-Flyweight Championship
Kaisy Khademi (8st 1lb 12oz) vs. Ijaz Ahmed (8st 2lb 7oz)

Good card if ur a prospect..

Thanks for posting RKO. Decent power from Noakes there. Looks like he's going to be difficult to match.

Amaar Akbar vrs Chris Adaway. Novice takes on a veteran of over 80 fights and looks none too comfortable in there.

40-36

Just switched on at the 3rd and looked competitive.

British officials are indeed the worse in the world about time we had 3 judges ever bout now

Akbar shares his pro debut opponent with Sam Noakes but where Noakes stopped Adaway in 3 Akbar goes the full 4 and looks unconvincing doing it. For me that was a draw. I didn't agree with the refs 40-36 verdict either. Between Akbar and Noakes I know which one I fancy to do something in the pros.

Of course more than likely 3 judges probably would have given to the debut as well, Never agreed with the referee scoring the fight.

Think Heaney will get chinned when he moves up. Good offence but leaves himself wide open with his chin up.

Ryan Oliver has not gone the distance 8 times because of his ability to slip punches, that's for sure. He's catching everything Heaney throws here.

Heaney looks like a ko waiting to happen

No defence. Just eating the punches.

Glass Joe wrote: ↑27 Feb 2021, 16:16 British officials are indeed the worse in the world about time we had 3 judges ever bout now

As if that would make a difference, in fact the worst scoring in recent times has been done by the judges.

Heaney walking it

Well done Oliver 2.5 weight divisions and he went the distance fairly easily.

Heaney wins English, loses British.

A quite dull 10 rounder on the entertainment scale I thought, Ryan Oliver was no test for Heaney as his whole idea of self defense seemed to consist of holding his gloves high. One jab would crash through, then the follow up jab, then Heaney's right hand, and still Oliver's head didn't move by a fraction. You rarely see a boxer with as little head movement as that. You can only hope that Oliver retires or that he learns to slip a punch sooner rather than later.

Or learns to slip a bit, punch a bit, make welter....
He could be ok - game AF for sure.

Tommy looking to get a highlight-reel KO
He needs to get social media ablaze with talk of his WBA Love Island Unification bout with Idris Virgo...

skanksta wrote: ↑27 Feb 2021, 17:15 Or learns to slip a bit, punch a bit, make welter....
He could be ok - game AF for sure.

Yeh there's no doubt he's spirited and he can take a punch but he's taking way too many. Why are they not teaching him head movement in the gym?

Adan Mohamed worthy 40-36 winner. That was a classy debut.

And now the fighter we've all been waiting for...
against a journeyman with 9 straight losses.

Trying to explain to the wife why the last two opponents were 0-9 or had 80 losses.

Tommy's Love Island experience proving too hot to handle for Williams


This cards been abysmal

Awful card, why can MMA promotions put on competitive cards but boxing ones can't?