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Matchroom and OPI Since 82 return to the Allianz Cloud in Milan on Friday April 16 for a stacked night of Title action featuring Fabio Turchi vs. Dylan Bregeon and Francesco Patera vs. Devis Boschiero, live on DAZN.

Florence’s Turchi (18-1, 13 KOs) bounced back from his first career loss to Tommy McCarthy by capturing the IBF International Cruiserweight Title against Nikolajs Grisunins last October, and now the ‘Stone Crusher’ faces undefeated Frenchman Bregeon (11-0-1, 3 KOs) for the European Union crown.

Former EBU European Lightweight Champion Patera (23-3, 8 KOs) looks to extend his five-fight winning streak against Italy’s ‘Boom Boom’ Boschiero (48-6-2, 22 KOs) as they battle for the vacant WBC Silver Lightweight Title previously held by America’s rising star Ryan Garcia.

Undefeated Super-Middleweights Ivan Zucco (12-0, 10 KOs) and Luca Capuano (11-0, 2 KOs) meet for the Italian Title, plus there’s action for rising Super-Welterweight talent Samuel Nmomah (14-0, 4 KOs), Lazio Super-Lightweight youngster Armando Casamonica (1-0), EBU European Union Featherweight Champion Mauro Forte (14-0-1, 5 KOs) and former EBU European Union Flyweight Champion Mohammed Obbadi (21-1, 13 KOs).

Matchroom Sport Managing Director Eddie Hearn said: “On a huge week for the Cruiserweight division that sees Lawrence Okolie take on Krzysztof Glowacki for the WBO World Title, I’m delighted to announce Fabio Turchi’s return to the ring as he looks to climb the rankings towards a World Title shot of his own. We know just how good Francesco Patera is from his win over Lewis Ritson in Newcastle, and I’m confident his clash with Boschiero won’t disappoint. We look forward to another great night in Milan, with all of the action shown around the world on DAZN.”

Christian Cherchi of OPI Since 82 said: “Another important test is waiting Fabio Turchi in his challenge for European Union Title against Dylan Bregeon. Franceso Patera will finally meet Devis Boschiero for the vacant WBC Silver World Title and there’s an interesting Italian Title battle between undefeated Super-Middleweights Ivan Zucco and Luca Capuano. A stacked undercard features Samuel Nmomah, Mauro Forte, Armando Casamonica and Mohammed Obbadi. Don’t miss it, live and on demand on DAZN!”

Fabio has quite the edge.

Turchi's nothing special but he's a game fikghter, a dirty bastard to boot, got away with murder against McCarthy, never heard of Bregeon or anyone on his record, in saying that unbeaten in 12 a fought mostly guys with winning records so respekk

On DAZN in the UK..

Nothing to write home about but happy days

This started now

Zucco vs. Capuano was a fun style of clash and the first guy made the second one retire on the stool even if he was up in my scorecards. Ivan has stones in his hands.

116-113 Turchi for me, fairly dull affair but at least it was competitive, you know what you get with Turchi,.pretty crude but strong and aggressive, dirty with the head as well, he never really got going tonight, apart from the back left hand, he never really established any other shots and struggled to close the gap especially first half, Bregeon used his height and reach well, not strong or a hard hitter but does the basics, well, decent jab and right cross, some nice uppercuts getting home as well, he done well to hang with Tuchi and make it hard for him, Turchi had to grind it out, not pretty and it lacked quality but a decent watch seeing as it was tight

Excellent summary (as usual).

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handsofstone wrote: ↑16 Apr 2021, 17:49 116-113 Turchi for me, fairly dull affair but at least it was competitive, you know what you get with Turchi,.pretty crude but strong and aggressive, dirty with the head as well, he never really got going tonight, apart from the back left hand, he never really established any other shots and struggled to close the gap especially first half, Bregeon used his height and reach well, not strong or a hard hitter but does the basics, well, decent jab and right cross, some nice uppercuts getting home as well, he done well to hang with Tuchi and make it hard for him, Turchi had to grind it out, not pretty and it lacked quality but a decent watch seeing as it was tight

I had it wider for Fabio but I fully quote this. He edged it with his sheer strength without consistently going for the body.

The rest of the card was what it was but Patera looked smooth as butter and Nmomah vs. Mouhamadou was not another useless test.