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Live from The O2 Arena in London, UK..
Queensberry Promotions & MF Pro presents: 100

Time: 5 pm (UK time)
TV/Live stream: Facebook/YouTube
Time: 7 pm UK
TV/Live stream: DAZN UK | Price: £25.99/Month, £249.99/Year
Time: 2 pm ET/ | 11 am PT
TV/Live stream: DAZN US | Price: $44.99/Month, $449.99/Year

Running Order

*Fight card subject to change.

Live on Facebook | YouTube: 5 pm

4 Round Featherweight Contest
Tom Welland vs. Yahir Alexander Solorio Morales

6 Round Super-Welterweight Contest
Dan Toward vs. Misael Da Veiga

8 Round Super-Featherweight Contest
Jermaine Dhliwayo vs. Jake Morgan

Live on DAZN: 7 pm UK | 2 pm ET

8 Round Super-Lightweight Contest
Ashton Sylve vs. Raul Antonio Galaviz Hernandez

Followed by ~ 7:40 pm

8 Round Middleweight Contest
Amir Anderson vs. Jordan Dujon

Followed by ~ 8:15 pm

8 Round Heavyweight Contest
Matty Harris vs. Franklin Ignatius

Followed by ~ 8:52 pm

Interim WBO Middleweight Championship
Denzel Bentley vs. Endry Saavedra

Followed by ~ 9:31 pm

EBU European Cruiserweight Championship
Mateusz Masternak vs. Viddal Riley

Main Event ~ 10:26 pm

12 Round Heavyweight Contest
Derek Chisora vs. Deontay Wilder

Live prelims

Live prelims

Too late for me tonight main event. On early tomorrow so I'll grab a rerun

Why are the times so specific?

Prelims are on now

I'll be at work for this so will be checking in on here for updates so a big THANK YOU to everyone for their input.

Live prelims

The more I look at the card, it’s only really the Bentley fight I don’t want to miss. Still undecided.

I asked ChatGPT to predict the outcome of this fight… and it’s prediction was pretty impressive:

Since May 2019, Wilder’s form has been poor: four losses, three brutal knockouts, and only two wins against limited opposition.

Chisora hasn’t been flawless either — losses to Usyk, Fury, and Parker — but he’s consistently mixed with elite company and pushed two of them harder than expected.

Chisora’s résumé in that same timeframe is more impressive: wins over Wallin, Joyce, Pulev, Washington, Price, Szpilka, and Gashi.

Yes, some were tight calls, but the activity and competitiveness speak for themselves. On form alone, he’s been the steadier fighter.

But form isn’t the whole story. Chisora is 42, competing at his career-heaviest weight, and has absorbed a lot of punishment.

Fighters with that mileage can seemingly age “overnight” — meaning that tonight, we may witness a version of ‘Del Boy’ with slower feet, slower reactions, and a susceptible chin that is incapable of withstanding Wilder’s heavy blows.

Wilder’s path is narrower but real. If he approaches the fight with the discipline he showed in the first Stiverne bout — long jab, controlled distance, smart movement, and selective right hands — he can keep Chisora at the end of his reach and avoid the kind of exchanges that drain him.

I still lean toward Chisora’s pressure and persistence to win this fight, but if Wilder stays disciplined and refuses to brawl, the American has a legitimate route to victory.

ChatGPT don’t know shit about boxing. It doesn’t even have eyes.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 13:22 ChatGPT don’t know shit about boxing. It doesn’t even have eyes.

I know what you're saying, and I agree to a certain extent, but LLM's can actually "see".

lol I think it’s fair to say whichever night Chisora “aged”, it was a fair few nights ago.

Eolaithe wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 13:25

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 13:22 ChatGPT don’t know shit about boxing. It doesn’t even have eyes.

I know what you're saying, and I agree to a certain extent, but LLM's can actually "see".

How much of Chisora’s career would you estimate it has “seen”?

Main card on now

I’ve just signed up to the PPV subscription I bet that contract ends up being as easy to get out of as an IPP sentence

Yay!

Adam Smith.

Can’t wait for the main event.

I don't have high expectations on the main-event.
Still they were able to lure me in to buy the PPV by showing all those career highlights from years ago
They're a bit too friendly towards eachother in the build-up
I expect a Chisora win on points.

I think Wilder will win. They seem very friendly with each other which is interesting. Fix?

Decent fight this

SeanBrennan wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 14:17 I’ve just signed up to the PPV subscription I bet that contract ends up being as easy to get out of as an IPP sentence

I look forward to seeing you on Watchdog next year trying to get them to cancel your contract Not sure why I’m laughing though as I signed up last year!

I just can’t see there being anything like enough decent PPV cards to make the subscription price tag worthwhile.

Wardley v Dubois is a definite but what else?

Anyone else very underwhelmed with Anderson

Controversial wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 14:40

SeanBrennan wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 14:17 I’ve just signed up to the PPV subscription I bet that contract ends up being as easy to get out of as an IPP sentence

I look forward to seeing you on Watchdog next year trying to get them to cancel your contract Not sure why I’m laughing though as I signed up last year!

I’ll be there crying even though I knew I was signing up for mayhem….

Kilburn wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 14:43 I just can’t see there being anything like enough decent PPV cards to make the subscription price tag worthwhile.

Wardley v Dubois is a definite but what else?

Then the ultimate subscription is worth it isn’t it? You are only paying around £2 more a month and you get everything then.

Kilburn wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 14:43 I just can’t see there being anything like enough decent PPV cards to make the subscription price tag worthwhile.

Wardley v Dubois is a definite but what else?

This is a classic example of my lack of boxing foresight…

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 14:46

Kilburn wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 14:43 I just can’t see there being anything like enough decent PPV cards to make the subscription price tag worthwhile.

Wardley v Dubois is a definite but what else?

Then the ultimate subscription is worth it isn’t it? You are only paying around £2 more a month and you get everything then.

I thought the ultimate malarkey was £25 per month?