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Tomorrow(Thursday) night on DAZN from Canada, former world title challenger Butler fights 22-2-2 Swiss Hiseni

Slim pickings this weekend folks

not a bad fight actually on paper, butler talented but flawed, hiseni coming off a good win over a fairly locally hyped quebec prospect ....

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑04 Mar 2026, 13:34 not a bad fight actually on paper, butler talented but flawed, hiseni coming off a good win over a fairly locally hyped quebec prospect ....

I agree. I'm intrigued by this fight for the same reasons you highlighted. I believe we'll find out if Butler has anything left or if Hiseni has a legit chance to make some noise in the division.

Weights

Super Middleweight
Butler, 37-5-1 (31 KOs), came in at 167.5lbs for what will be his fourth fight since moving up to super middleweight,
Hiseni, 22-2-2 (8 KOs), was slightly lighter at 167.4lbs on the scale.

Cruiserweight
France’s Perez, 15-0 (15 KOs), checked in at 199lbs.
Chilemba, 27-10-3 (11 KOs), of South Africa came in at 191.5lbs.

Ten rounds - 143lbs
Steve Claggett (142.8lbs) vs. Alejandro Frias (141lbs)

Ten rounds - 168lbs
Moreno Fendero (167.9lbs) vs. Shawn McCalman (166.5lbs)

Four rounds - 135lbs
Daylen Pepin (134.3lbs) vs. Felipe Bocaz (134.2lbs)

Four rounds - 152lbs
Dante Tice (151.7lbs) vs. Patrik Velky (148.2lbs)

The "Swiss" Ramadan Hiseni lol

Didn't see this one coming. Because of Hiseni's lack of punching power, I kind of thought Butler might get a late round stoppage or a fairly wide decision win, but not a second round KO.

when butler is the boss, he looks great, like a wilder level puncher

when he steps up, he gets bullied and beaten up

but usually there is some firework either way

Surprised to see it was the left hook that flattened Hiseni, Butler had been nailing him with rights repeatedly in the 1st, rocked him before the round was out, Hiseni still looked on shaky legs coming out for the 2nd and sure enough Butler poleaxed him, sweet KO