Ringwalks approximately 7:00–8:00 PM BST (2:00–3:00 PM ET)
Venue: O2 Arena, Greenwich, London, England
8-round Middleweight bout (160 lbs / 72.6 kg limit)
Undercard bout on the Derek Chisora vs. Deontay Wilder: 100 card (DAZN / PPV)

Fighter Records and Background

Amir “Cashman” Anderson (Syracuse, NY / UK-based, 6-0, 6 KOs, orthodox, age 22) is a former elite amateur (multiple USA Boxing national titles, Youth World team member) who turned pro in 2024 and has exploded onto the scene with Misfits Boxing / MF Pro. The 6’0″ southpaw-orthodox switcher is a legitimate middleweight prospect known for explosive power, length, and finishing ability. He captured the inaugural MF Pro middleweight title in December 2025 and is making his UK headline-card debut in a step-up fight.

Jordan Dujon (Barnet, London, UK, 10-6-0, 0 KOs listed in recent records, orthodox, age 32–33) is a durable, experienced domestic-level middleweight with over 100 professional rounds. The London veteran has faced solid regional opposition but enters on a two-fight losing skid and is viewed as a tough, tough-out gatekeeper rather than a title threat.

Recent Form

Anderson (last 5 fights: 5-0, 5 KOs):

Dec. 20, 2025 – TKO 2 Joe Laws (Dubai – won MF Pro middleweight title)

Nov. 9, 2025 – KO 1 Dedrick Bell (Nashville)

Aug. 30, 2025 – TKO 5 Vitor Siqueira (Manchester Arena)

May 16, 2025 – TKO 3 Ernesto Olvera (Derby)

Earlier 2025 debut win by stoppage
Anderson has stopped every opponent inside five rounds, showcasing elite finishing power and improving ring IQ.

Dujon (last 5 fights: 2-3):

Nov. 29, 2025 – L UD 8 Bradley Goldsmith (Derby)

Sep. 25, 2025 – L vs. Ibrahima Diallo (York Hall)

Mar. 25, 2025 – W vs. Tyrone King (York Hall)

Apr. 24, 2025 – L vs. Kingsley Egbunike (York Hall)

Earlier 2025/2024 mixed results with wins over journeymen
Dujon has shown heart and volume but has been outclassed by sharper, younger prospects in recent outings.

Injury Report

No reported injuries for either fighter. Anderson has trained without setbacks in his UK camp and is described as fully fit. Dujon has been active and medically cleared with no disclosed issues heading into weigh-ins on April 3. Both are expected to make the 160 lb limit at full strength.

Fighter Matchups / Styles

Youth & Power vs. Experience: Anderson’s significant reach/height advantage (6’0″ vs. Dujon’s listed ~5’10”), blistering hand speed, and 100% KO rate should allow him to control range and set up body-head combinations. Dujon relies on volume, durability, and veteran savvy but lacks one-punch power (0% listed KO rate).

Orthodox vs. Orthodox: Mirror stances, but Anderson’s amateur pedigree gives him superior footwork and angles.

Pace & Finishing: Anderson has never gone beyond five rounds as a pro; Dujon has gone the distance in most recent 8-rounders but has been stopped zero times.

Home Advantage: O2 Arena crowd will be electric for the London-based Dujon, but Anderson’s recent UK appearances (Manchester) and prospect hype should neutralize any atmosphere edge.

This is a classic “can’t-miss prospect vs. durable veteran” matchup. Anderson is expected to press early and look for a stoppage, while Dujon will try to make it messy and survive into the later rounds.

Fight History

This is the first meeting between the two. No prior amateur or professional history.

FIGHT ODDS

Jordan Dujon                     + 1200

Amir Anderson                 – 2000

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, April 3, 2026

Ringwalks approximately 8:00 PM BST (3:00 PM ET)
Venue: O2 Arena, Greenwich, London, England
8-round Heavyweight bout (unlimited / heavyweight limit)
Undercard bout on the Derek Chisora vs. Deontay Wilder: 100 card (DAZN / PPV)

Fighter Records and Background

Matty “Magic” Harris (Coventry, UK, 9-1-0, 6 KOs, orthodox, age 26) is a towering 6’8″ heavyweight prospect with legitimate one-punch power and improving boxing IQ. Trained under high-level coaches and with notable sparring experience (including work with elite heavyweights), Harris is viewed as one of Britain’s brightest young big men and is on a four-fight win streak heading into this step-up domestic clash.

Franklin Ignatius (Dagenham, London, UK, 9-1-1, age 30) is a durable, experienced domestic-level heavyweight standing 6’3″. The former amateur standout (London ABA Champion) has shown heart, volume, and resilience but has been in and out of the spotlight with a mixed record against regional opposition. He enters on a three-fight win streak but faces a significant size and power disadvantage.

Recent FormHarris (last 5 fights: 4-1):

Jun. 25, 2025 – W vs. Dan Garber (9-5-0) – stoppage (Garber down twice)

Mar. 25, 2025 – W vs. Volodymyr Katsuk (5-2-0) – stoppage (left-hook knockdown)

Jun. 24, 2024 – W vs. Yury Bykhautsou (10-30-3) – decision/stoppage

Earlier 2024/2025 wins with multiple early finishes
Harris has looked explosive and dominant in recent outings, showcasing finishing power and control against credible opposition.

Ignatius (last 5 fights: 3-1-1, recent streak 3 wins):

Mar. 25, 2025 – W vs. Lamah Griggs (3-10-1)

Feb. 25, 2025 – W vs. Ryan Labourn (0-25-2)

Dec. 24, 2024 – W vs. Phil Williams (6-57-1)

Earlier bouts include a notable stoppage loss to Jamie TKV (2024) and a draw with Hosea Stewart
Ignatius has been active and successful against journeymen-level foes but has shown vulnerability against sharper, more powerful heavyweights.

Injury Report

No reported injuries for either fighter. Both have completed full training camps without setbacks. Harris and Ignatius are expected to weigh in at heavyweight limits on April 3 and enter the bout medically cleared and at full strength.

Fighter Matchups / Styles

Size & Power vs. Durability: Harris’s massive 6’8″ frame, reach advantage, and 66%+ KO rate give him a clear physical edge. He likes to use his jab to set up heavy right hands and body work. Ignatius (6’3″, ~232 lbs) relies on volume punching, heart, and veteran savvy but lacks the one-punch power to trouble a giant of Harris’s size.

Orthodox vs. Orthodox: Mirror stances, but Harris’s superior height and footwork should allow him to control range and dictate pace.

Experience vs. Youth: Ignatius has faced tougher domestic scrapes and gone deep in fights, while Harris (still only ~10 pro bouts) is unproven over longer distances but has never been seriously tested by power.

Home Advantage: The O2 Arena crowd will be split but heavily pro-British; Harris’s Coventry/Midlands following and prospect hype should create electric support.

This is a classic “prospect vs. durable veteran” heavyweight scrap. Harris is expected to use his size and power to break Ignatius down, while Ignatius will look to make it messy and survive into the later rounds.

Fight History

This is the first meeting between the two. No prior amateur or professional history.

FIGHT ODDS

Franklin Ignatius              + 260

Matty Harris                       – 350

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, April 3, 2026

Ringwalks approximately 9:00–10:00 PM BST (4:00–5:00 PM ET)
Venue: O2 Arena, Greenwich, London, England
12-round world title bout – Middleweight (160 lbs / 72.6 kg limit)
WBO Interim World Middleweight Title on the line (vacant due to champion Zhanibek Alimkhanuly’s suspension)
Main Card bout on the Derek Chisora vs. Deontay Wilder: 100 card (DAZN / PPV / ESPN)

Fighter Records and Background

Endry “El Chino” Saavedra (Venezuela, 17-1-1, 14 KOs, orthodox, age 34) is the WBO #2-ranked middleweight and current WBO International titleholder. The aggressive puncher from Ciudad Bolivar has built a reputation as a dangerous finisher (82% KO rate) with solid amateur pedigree (Pan American silver medalist). He is making his UK debut in a high-stakes eliminator.

Denzel “2 Sharp” Bentley (Battersea, London, UK, 21-3-1, 17 KOs, orthodox, age 31) is the WBO #1-ranked middleweight, three-time British champion, and current European middleweight titleholder. The local hero is a proven domestic force with elite power (81% KO rate) and has fought at this exact venue multiple times. This is his first world-title opportunity after a frustrating 16-month layoff.

Recent Form

Saavedra (last 5 fights: 4-0-1, 3 KOs):

Apr. 5/6, 2025 – TKO 8 Mikkel Nielsen (won vacant WBO International title)

Oct. 19, 2024 – MD 12 Cesar Mateo Tapia (for vacant IBF International)

Mar. 13, 2024 – KO 2 Roger Guerrero

Oct. 19, 2024 earlier TKO vs. Issac Hardman (WBO Inter-Continental)
Saavedra is on a four-fight unbeaten run with strong finishing ability and has looked sharp on the road.

Bentley (last 5 fights: 3-1-1, 2 KOs – but 3 straight wins entering layoff):

Dec. 7, 2024 – UD 12 Brad Pauls (won British + vacant European titles; Pauls down in Rd 10)

Aug. 17, 2024 – TKO 2 Derrick Osaze (retained WBO International)

May 11, 2024 – TKO 2 Danny Dignum (won vacant WBO International)

Earlier 2024 loss to Nathan Heaney (MD 12)
Bentley enters off a 16-month layoff but is highly motivated and has looked explosive in recent domestic title wins.

Injury Report

No reported injuries for either fighter. Both have completed full training camps without setbacks. Bentley has publicly stated he is “relieved” and fully fit after the long layoff. Saavedra has been active and medically cleared. Weigh-ins are scheduled for April 3 with the standard 160 lb limit.

Fighter Matchups / Styles

Orthodox vs. Orthodox: Mirror-image stances with similar height/reach (Bentley 5’11”, 72–74″ reach; Saavedra 5’9″–5’10”, 188 cm reach). Bentley’s hand speed and body work should give him the edge in exchanges, while Saavedra’s aggressive pressure and one-punch power (especially the right hand) make him dangerous if he can close distance.

Power & Finishing: Both are high-volume finishers (Bentley 81% KO rate, Saavedra 82%). Bentley has superior recent opposition quality and ring IQ; Saavedra relies on volume and forward momentum.

Experience & Age: Bentley has more pro rounds and domestic title experience but the long layoff is a question mark. Saavedra (34) is battle-tested internationally and enters fresher.

Home Advantage: The O2 Arena will be packed and heavily pro-Bentley, which could influence judging in a close fight.

This is a classic “power puncher vs. power puncher” eliminator with world-title implications. Expect early aggression and potential for a stoppage.

Fight History

This is the first meeting between the two. No prior amateur or professional history.

FIGHT ODDS

Endry Saavedra                 + 175

Denzel Bentley                 – 250

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, April 3, 2026

Ringwalks approximately 20:00–21:00 BST (3:00–4:00 PM ET)
Venue: Utilita Arena (Cardiff International Arena), Cardiff, Wales
12-round British Featherweight Title bout (vacant BBBofC British Featherweight Title – 126 lbs / 57 kg limit)
Undercard of Lauren Price vs. Stephanie Pineiro Aquino – Broadcast live on BBC Two & BBC iPlayer (from ~18:00–20:00 GMT)

Fighter Records and Background

Rhys Edwards (“Rhys Lightning,” Wales, 17-1-0, 4 KOs, orthodox, age 26) is a battle-tested Welsh featherweight from Penygraig/Tonypandy. The former Welsh and British title challenger brings solid domestic experience, durability, and volume punching. This is his second shot at British gold after a narrow loss in 2024; he is highly motivated on home soil.

Gully Powar (Wolverhampton, UK, 13-1-0, 1 KO, orthodox, age 23, 5’7″) is a rising BCB Promotions prospect and former amateur standout (multiple Midlands titles, youth national medals). The younger fighter exploded onto the scene with WBC Boxing Grand Prix participation and is making his biggest step up yet in a high-pressure away fight.

Recent Form

Edwards (last 5 fights: 4-1):

Jun. 7, 2025 – W PTS/UD 8 (or 10) Thomas Essomba (routine domestic win, dominant performance).

Dec. 2024 – L UD 10 Peter McGrail (competitive but wide on cards in a step-up).

Prior 2024/2025 wins against solid regional opposition.
Edwards has looked sharp and composed since the McGrail defeat, using his experience to control pace in longer fights.

Powar (last 5 fights: 4-1):

Jul. 25/26, 2025 – W PTS 4 Paul Scaife (quick rebound win after Grand Prix).

2025 – L vs. Brandon Mosqueda (WBC Grand Prix; controversial and competitive, Powar down early but pushed hard).

Earlier 2025 wins in domestic and international tournaments.
Powar has shown resilience and amateur pedigree but is coming off his first pro loss and stepping up significantly in class.

Injury Report

No reported injuries for either fighter. Both have completed full training camps without setbacks and are expected to weigh in at the 126 lb featherweight limit on April 3. Edwards and Powar are medically cleared and at full strength heading into this title fight.

Fighter Matchups / Styles

Orthodox vs. Orthodox: Mirror stances with similar height. Edwards brings superior pro experience (100+ rounds) and better late-round management; Powar relies on aggressive forward pressure, hand speed, and amateur ring generalship.

Power & Output: Edwards (23–24% KO rate) has more proven finishing ability at domestic level. Powar (low ~8% KO rate) is a high-volume boxer who wears opponents down rather than one-punch stopping them.

Experience vs. Youth: Edwards (26) has faced higher-level domestic opposition and bounced back strongly. Powar (23) is the hungry prospect with WBC Grand Prix exposure but is unproven over 12 rounds against this calibre.

Home Advantage: Utilita Arena will be packed and electric for Edwards – Welsh pride is a major factor in close fights.

This is a classic “experienced home favorite vs. dangerous young prospect” British title clash. Expect Edwards to use his jab and volume to control range, while Powar presses early to make it a war.

Fight History

This is the first meeting between the two. No prior amateur or professional history.

FIGHT ODDS

Gully Power                       + 385

Rhys Edwards                    – 525

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, April 3, 2026