After the exhilarating conclusion of the UFC 300 fight card, the UFC has wisely decided to take a well-deserved break, taking a one-week break to recharge and reflect on the jaw-dropping moments that unfolded inside the octagon. However, this temporary lull doesn’t mean that fight fans will be left without any combat sports excitement to indulge in. With no UFC event this weekend, let’s watch what fight fans can watch.
Boxing Tonight: This Weekend’s Must-See Fights
Devin “The Dream” Haney, the undefeated former lightweight champion and current WBC Super Lightweight Champion, will defend his title against the widely known “King” Ryan Garcia in Brooklyn on April 20th.
Organized by Golden Boy Promotions alongside Haney Promotions, KingRy Promotions, and Matchroom Boxing, this event boasts an exciting undercard featuring rising talents. The main attraction highlights the intense rivalry between these two undefeated champions.
Haney, nicknamed “The Dream,” boasts an impeccable record of 31 wins and is celebrated for his remarkable speed, skill, and unwavering commitment to boxing. Facing him in the ring is “King” Garcia, a popular boxer with an impressive track record of 24 wins and 1 loss.
Garcia is recognized for his aggressive fighting style, potent left hook, and numerous knockout victories. Despite his age of 25, Garcia has risen to prominence in the boxing world, captivating audiences with his electrifying performances.
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Meanwhile, on the same day, the showdown between Sam Noakes and Yvan Mendy is scheduled at London’s York Hall, starting at 7 pm BST / 2 pm ET. While the exact timing of the main event ringwalks remains undisclosed, fans can catch the action live at the venue.
BT Sport will broadcast the fight in the UK, while the broadcasting details for U.S. viewers have yet to be confirmed. Noakes, representing Britain, boasts an undefeated record at 26 years old, standing at 5′ 8″ tall, with all 13 wins achieved by knockout.
On the other side, Yvan Mendy, from France, brings a wealth of experience at 38 years old, also standing at 5′ 8″. With a reach of 70 inches, Mendy has competed in 56 fights, achieving 48 wins, 6 losses, 1 draw, and 1 no-contest, with 22 victories by knockout.
These two boxing events promise thrilling matches.
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