Dubois (13-0-1, 5 KOs) floored Harper (16-3-2, 6 KOs) with a hard left hand in the sixth round and weathered a late rally to run out a comfortable victor.

The pair had shared a frosty build-up, although the two champions cancelled each other out in the opening few rounds, with Dubois struggling to nail her rival clean.

Harper was having some success on the back foot and evaded Dubois’ attacks early on.

However, the 25-year-old found her range by halfway and scored a crucial breakthrough.

A jab followed up by a left hand dropped the Denaby native.

‘Belter’ beat the count and the bell sounded to her relief.

Blood was streaming down Harper’s face by the ninth, following a head clash, although she bravely piled on the pressure, sensing her time as world champion was limited if she was unable to swing the momentum.

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— Sky Sports Boxing (@SkySportsBoxing) April 5, 2026

The pair traded frantically in a thrilling final round, although the knockout Harper desperately needed didn’t ever seem likely despite her success.

Two scores of 98-91 and another at 97-92 saw her crowned unified WBC and WBO lightweight champion.

The Londoner remained on course for a future showdown with grudge rival Alycia Baumgardner.

Scotney becomes undisputed champion

Ellie Scotney became the undisputed super bantamweight champion with a dominant points win over Mayelli Flores in a thrilling contest.

Scotney came into the contest as the WBC, IBF and WBO champion and was vying to rip away Flores’ WBA belt.

The home favourite was put under constant pressure by the Mexican who traded frantically throughout, but Scotney’s superior skillset and counter-punching saw her take the victory and become the youngest undisputed champion, male or female in the four-belt era, with two scores of 100-90 and another at 96-94.

Cameron crowned world champion

Chantelle Cameron became world champion once again winning the vacant WBO super welterweight title with a comfortable points victory over Michaela Kotaskova.

Cameron secured victory with two scores of 99-91 and another at 100-90 confirming her dominance.

The 34-year-old faced off with unified WBC, IBF and WBA titlist, Mikaela Mayer, with the pair on course for an undisputed title showdown.

Remaining Undercard

Emma Dolan’s hopes of becoming world champion were dashed in a third round defeat to IBF super flyweight titlist, Irma Garcia.

Chloe Watson suffered a third defeat in four bouts, outpointed by Finland’s Teresa Makinen.

Former world champion, Shannon Courtenay won a third successive fight, stopping Sasha Booker in the third round of their super flyweight clash.

Nigeria’s Elizabeth Oshoba remained unbeaten, also winning in the third round against Chelsey Arnell.

Super lightweight prospect, Arjon Basi made it three straight professional victories with a second round knockout of Jake Price.

At super bantamweight Harvey Smith saw off Juan Alberto Batista on points and Gemma Paige Richardson did the same in her lightweight meeting with Johana Rajmont.

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“100%. That’s the plan.

“I’ve got two more fights this year.”

Dubois becomes unified champion!

Caroline Dubois becomes the unified WBC and WBO lightweight world champion with a unanimous decision victory over Terri Harper.

Dubois dropped Harper in the sixth round and saw off the brave visitor by scores of 98-91, 97-92 and 98-91.

Dubois vs Harper – Round 10

Dubois and Harper both had their moments in a frantic final round.

Dubois’ output was slightly higher and she probably edges a very close round.

Scorecard: Dubois 97-92 Harper

Dubois vs Harper – Round 9

Harper bravely piled on the pressure in the ninth, but despite having some success to Dubois’ body, she gets countered with some eye-catching left hands.

Harper needs a knockout heading into the final round.

Scorecard: Dubois 87-83 Harper

Dubois vs Harper – Round 8

Dubois has found her rhythm and Harper is struggling to contain the 25-year-old.

Blood is streaming down her face and Dubois is finding the target.

Looks like an uphill battle for Harper from here.

Scorecard: Dubois 77-74 Harper

Dubois vs Harper – Round 7

Harper wasn’t moving as well in the seventh, seemingly still recovering from the knockdown.

Dubois boxed with confidence and precision.

Scorecard: Dubois 67-65 Harper

Dubois vs Harper – Round 6

Dubois gets the crucial breakthrough in the sixth round, flooring Harper with a hard left hand.

The 29-year-old makes it to her feet and the bell goes.

Scorecard: Dubois 57-56 Harper

Dubois drops Harper in the sixth!

Dubois vs Harper – Round 5

Dubois seems to be intent on nailing Harper with her left hand, but the Denaby native is seeing her attacks coming and getting out the way quickly, boxing well off the back foot.

Scorecard: Dubois 47-48 Harper

Dubois vs Harper – Round 4

Dubois beginning to find her timing, connecting with some solid jabs and right hands.

The Londoner showed some sharp defensive work to evade Harper’s attacks.

Scorecard: Dubois 38-38 Harper

Dubois vs Harper – Round 3

Dubois busier in the third round, but defensively Harper has been on point so far.

Dubois perhaps just edged another tight, uneventful round.

Scorecard: Dubois 28-29 Harper

Dubois vs Harper – Round 2

Dubois continues to box patiently, but again not landing anything of note.

Harper landed a right hand towards the end, in another round filled with very little action.

Scorecard: Dubois 18-20 Harper

Dubois vs Harper – Round 1

A cagey opening round. Dubois was stalking Harper, with plenty of feints.

Harper landed the only real shot of significance, a right hand to the body to take the round.

Scorecard: Dubois 9-10 Harper

Dubois-Harper TIME!

Caroline Dubois and Terri Harper are making their way to the ring.

The WBC and WBO lightweight world title

Scotney becomes UNDISPUTED!

Ellie Scotney becomes the undisputed super bantamweight world champion with a dominant victory over WBA titlist, Mayelli Flores.

Flores gave Scotney a stern test, however her superior skillset and sharp counter-punching saw her claim a historic win.

Scotney, 28, becomes the youngest British undisputed champion, male or female in the four-belt era.

Scorecard: 96-94, 100-90×2

Scotney vs Flores – Round 10

The pair end the fight how they begun it, with non-stop, back-and-forth action.

Flores perhaps stole the final round, with Scotney knowing the finishing line was in sight.

Scorecard: Scotney 99-92 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 9

Superb boxing from Scotney in the ninth. An uppercut jolted the head back of Flores, before the referee bizarrely warned Scotney for a push, as she looked to follow-up.

Scotney is surely two minutes away from becoming undisputed champion.

Scorecard: Scotney 89-83 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 8

A dominant round from Scotney, who made the Mexican miss wildly at times, countering her with some accurate blows.

Scorecard: Scotney 79-74 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 7

Scotney was back to her sharp skills in the seventh, picking her rival off at times.

Flores remained well in the argument landing some punishing shots of her own. Scotney just edges a close round.

Scorecard: Scotney 69-65 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 6

Flores landed a volley on blows on Scotney, who appeared for the first time to struggle with the relentless onslaught.

Scorecard: Scotney 59-56 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 5

Scotney timed Flores with multiple, pinpoint left hooks.

The visitor’s work is becoming increasingly predictable for Scotney to measure.

Scorecard: Scotney 50-46 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 4

Flores scored some eye-catching body shots at the start of the round, but Scotney’s superior skills and defence banks her another round.

Scorecard: Scotney 40-37 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 3

The speed edge for Scotney is proving the difference here.

The 28-year-old’s sharp counters are frustrating the visitor.

Scorecard: Scotney 30-28 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 2

Thrilling action in the second round. Flores’ relentless pressure is dragging Scotney into an inside fight, perhaps not the fight Scotney is after.

Flores edges a very close round to level the scoring.

Scorecard: Scotney 20-19 Flores

Scotney vs Flores – Round 1

Scotney was put under pressure from the opening bell by Flores, who marched forward, with a typically-Mexican style.

Scotney landed some accurate counters and was just quicker to the punch than her rival, who did land some meaty right hands.

Scorecard: Scotney 10-9 Flores

Ellie Scotney goes for undisputed glory NEXT!

Ellie Scotney views to become the undisputed super bantamweight champion against Mayeli Flores.

Catford’s Scotney holds the WBC, WBO and IBF straps and looks to complete her collection against WBA titlist, Flores.

Victory for Scotney would see her become the youngest, British undisputed champion, male or female to become undisputed champion in the four-belt era.

Undercard results so far

• Chantelle Cameron bt Michaela Kotaskova – unanimous decision – vacant WBO super welterweight title
• Irma Garcia bt Emma Dolan – 10th round TKO – IBF super flyweight world title
• Teresa Makinen bt Chloe Watson – PTS
• Shannon Courtenay bt Sasha Booker – 8th round TKO
• Elizabeth Oshoba bt Chelsey Arnell – 3rd round TKO
• Gemma Paige Richardson bt Johana Ragmont – PTS
• Harvey Smith bt Juan Alberto Batista – PTS
• Arjon Basi bt Jake Price – 2nd round KO

Welcome along to our LIVE coverage of Caroline Dubois vs Terri Harper.

Dubois puts her WBC title on the line, while Harper’s WBO crown is at stake at the Olympia in London.

The bout marks Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions’ inaugural UK show live on Sky Sports.

Dubois is unbeaten in 13 professional bouts and retained her belt with a unanimous decision victory over Camilla Panatta on the undercard of Paul’s defeat to Anthony Joshua in Miami in December.

Harper, a three-weight world champion, made a first defence of her WBO crown with a unanimous decision win over Natalie Zimmermann last May.

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Price (10-0, KO2) added the WBC and IBF crowns to her collection in March last year, winning handily on points against Natasha Jonas, while Pineiro Aquino (10-1, KO3) came in unbeaten, but had only fought exclusively in Puerto Rico, her last win a points success against Anahi Sanchez in November 2025.

The challenger started well, but Price got a foothold in round two, using her speed to land cleanly.

Pineiro was damaged to the left eye in the third, as she took a series of right hooks from Price, but she was undeterred, giving as good as she got, and splitting the champion’s lip in round five.

Price upped the ante in rounds six and seven, landing with a volley of punches, and both were showing signs of damage as the fight approached its conclusion.

Pineiro attempted to bank the final round, as she came forward, but Price wasn’t to be moved, and saw out the fight as it went to the scorecards.

Two scores of 98-92 and a third at 99-91 ensured Price emphatically retained her belts, and she called out Claressa Shields post-fight.

Rhys Edwards vs Gully Powar

On the undercard, the British featherweight title remained vacant as Rhys Edwards (17-1-1, KO4) and Gully Powar (13-1-1, KO1) fought to a draw over 12 rounds.

One judge scored 115-114 for Powar, but two scores of 114-114 ensured the title stayed unclaimed.

Remaining Undercard

In ten-rounders, Teo Alin (7-0, KO2) took the vacant Celtic super featherweight title, and the battle of unbeatens against Kane Shepherd (8-1, KO3) as he took a fifth-round stoppage win in their meeting.

 

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The vacant Welsh welterweight title was taken by Morgan McIntosh (6-1, KO1) as he took his first early win as a pro, halting Lewys Parfitt (5-1, KO1) in three rounds.

The only six rounder went the way of Kyran Jones (14-0, KO1) with the Welshman taking all available rounds at middleweight against Connor Goulding (5-10, KO0).

Clean sheet

Kyran Jones said he’d school his opponent, and he did just that! Walking away with a clean 60-54 victory #PricePineiro pic.twitter.com/EUsekMckRJ

— BOXXER (@boxxer) April 5, 2026

In four-round action, Yuvraj Karia (9-0, KO4) took a 39-37 win at super bantamweight against Jake Pollard (1-107, KO0) and Jacob Robinson (12-1, KO2) was a 40-36 winner against Eliecer Quezada (24-41-4, KO9) at super featherweight.

Debutant featherweight Mikey O’Sullivan (1-0, KO0) won all four rounds against Jose Manuel Perez (15-31-1, KO10).

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Former WBC champion Wilder (45-4-1, 43 KOs) dropped his title to Tyson Fury in 2021, and subsequently lost to Joseph Parker and Zhilei Zhang, but was coming off a seventh round stoppage of Tyrrell Herndon last June, while Chisora (36-14, 23 KOs) had won three on the spin since losing to Fury in 2022.

In a wild opening round, Chisora was lucky not to be disqualified as his corner entered the ring after Wilder almost shoved their man over the top rope, and the second saw the home favourite staggered by a volley of heavy punches from the American.

Chisora did land a decent right hand in the round, and the referee seemed to be giving the 42-year-old some leniency in the third as Wilder continued his attack.

In a scrappy affair, Chisora got the better of round four, but Wilder had the better of the fifth, and the Briton was standing up to the pressure from his opponent as the, contest reached the halfway mark. In round seven, Wilder tried to establish his jab, but was off with his accuracy, as he struggled to pin Chisora down.

The breakthrough came in the eighth for ’The Bronze Bomber, as after taking a hard right from Chisora, he replied with a steady assault in the corner that forced Chisora to the canvas, and he was badly hurt but bravely saw out the round, with Wilder docked a point for pushing.

Chisora rallied, backing up Wilder in round nine and landing some huge shots in the 10th, but he was on the end of a barrage in the penultimate session, forced through the ropes and well on top as the contest went into the final frame.

Wilder landed a nice uppercut, but Chisora responded, and the two exchanged to the final bell to leave the fight in the balance.

One judge had it 115-112 to Chisora, overruled by scores of 115-113 and 115-111 for Wilder to hand the visitor the win.

Riley wins European title

Viddal Riley moved a step closer to world honours, and became the new European cruiserweight champion, as he took a wide points win against former world title challenger, Mateusz Masternak (50-7, 33 KOs).

Riley (14-0, 7 KOs) was dominant throughout, and emerged the winner by one score of 119-109, and two scores of 118-110.

 

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Bentley stops Saavedra

Denzel Bentley became WBO interim middleweight champion, as he scored a seventh-round stoppage win against Endry Saavedra. 

Bentley (22-3-1, 18 KOs) launched a two-fisted assault with Saavedra  (17-2-1, 14 KOs) in retreat, and as the visitor sagged towards the ropes, the referee waved the contest off.

Remaining Undercard

In eight-rounders, Ashton Sylve (13-1, 10 KOs) took a points win at super lightweight against Raul Antionio Galaviz Hernandez (15-5-2, 9 KOs), and Matty Harris (10-1, 7 KOs) was a second-round winner against Franklin Ignatius (9-2-1, 1 KO) at heavyweight.

At middleweight, Amir Anderson (7-0, 7 KOs) stayed perfect, as he stopped Jordan Dujon (10-7) in the final round of their middleweight meeting. 

Jermaine Dhilwayo (9-0, KO4) claimed a seventh round stoppage at super featherweight against Jake Morgan (7-3, 1 KO).

In the sole six-rounder on the card, Dan Toward (8-1, 6 KOs) was a third-round winner against Misael Da Veiga (7-1, 2 KOs) at super welterweight, and at featherweight, Tom Welland (10-1, 5 KOs) was a points victor over four rounds against Yahir Alexander Solorio Morales (6-23-5, 2 KOs).

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Both Dubois and Harper bring lightweight world titles into the contest, with each fighter looking to leave as unified champion.

Dubois (12-0-1, 5 KOs) comes into Sunday unbeaten, with only one fight not ending in a ‘Sweet Caroline’ victory.

That came in a draw against Jessica Camara, after the referee was forced to stop the contest early due to an accidental cut to her opponent’s left eye.

Since then, the 25-year-old has recorded two decision victories, beginning with a win over Bo Mi Re Shin.

She was last in action in December on the undercard of Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua, making her Stateside debut.

Dubois produced a dominant display over 10 rounds, with all three judges scoring the bout 99-90.

Her opponent, Terri Harper, marks Dubois’ toughest test to date on paper.

She currently holds the WBO lightweight crown after defeating Rhiannon Dixon over 10 rounds.

Harper (16-2-2, 6 KOs) headlined at her home stadium in Doncaster last time out, where she beat Natalie Zimmerman by wide unanimous decision.

Prediction: Dubois, the younger fighter, should have enough to put on a statement showing and should stop Harper before the final bell.

Ellie Scotney vs Mayelli Flores Rosquero

Catford’s undefeated champion, Ellie Scotney returns in the co-main event.

Scotney (11-0) currently holds three belts at super bantamweight – the IBF, WBC and WBO.

The 28-year-old has publicly stated she is looking to become undisputed by the end of the year.

She beat Yamileth Mercado over 10 rounds last time out on the undercard of Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano.

Scotney faces Mexican Rosquero (13-1-1, 4 KOs), who comes into the contest on an impressive run of five wins on the spin. She stopped Maricruz Gomez in November 2024.

 

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Prediction: Scotney will likely win the undisputed championship with a wide points win.

Cameron clashes with Kotaskova

Another world title is on the line as Chantelle Cameron moves up to super welterweight and challenges for the vacant WBO title.

She takes on Michaela Kotaskova. The Czech is unbeaten over 13 fights, having been held to a draw in her second and fourth professional outings.

Cameron (21-1, 8 KOs) has far more experience on the world stage, facing tough opposition like Katie Taylor throughout her career.

Prediction: The 34-year-old should have enough to become world champion on points.

Remaining Undercard

Emma Dolan (8-0, 1 KO) is back in action and faces former world champion, Irma Garcia (25-5-1, 5 KOs) for the IBF super flyweight world title.

She comes into the fight unbeaten and fights for a world title for the first time in her career.

Prediction: Dolan will likely win a points decision.

 

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Remaining Undercard

Chloe Watson has a tough test in Teresa Makinen (5-0), who is unbeaten after five fights.

The Brit stopped Klaudia Ferenczi in the second round in her last fight, bouncing back from back-to-back losses.

 

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Watson (9-2, 1 KO) has fought at a higher level so far and should edge a close decision victory over eight rounds.

Shannon Courtenay (10-3, 3 KOs) fought at the Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua open workouts in December and made no mistake against Jessica Maltez.

She should win in style against Sasha Booker (3-1) in her first eight-round fight in over three years.

Elizabeth Oshoba should extend her unbeaten run and may stop Chelsey Arnell, while Gemma Richardson should pick up her third victory against Johana Rajmont.

Both Harvey Smith (6-1, 1 KO) and Arjon Basi (2-0) should have enough to stop their opponents to open the show in London.

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Just a couple of hours before both Wilder and Chisora take the stage for a ceremonial weigh-in, reports of issues have emerged.

The problem being discussed is regarding the gloves the fighters will use tomorrow night.

On the morning of the weigh-in, fighters choose the gloves they want from a selection provided.

Promoter Kalle Sauerland spoke to IFLTV about the situation and admitted there is an ongoing issue.

“It’s not the first time there has been a flare-up around big heavyweight fights and the gloves. It is also not the first fight involving Deontay Wilder involving gloves.

“Yes, there were some dramatics this morning at the weigh-in. There are some issues around the gloves, I can confirm that.”

Sauerland is likely referencing ‘The Bronze Bomber’s’ comments about Tyson Fury’s gloves in the past.

𝐆𝐋𝐎𝐕𝐄 𝐃𝐑𝐀𝐌𝐀 𝐀𝐇𝐄𝐀𝐃 𝐎𝐅 𝐖𝐈𝐋𝐃𝐄𝐑 𝐕𝐒 𝐂𝐇𝐈𝐒𝐎𝐑𝐀

“It’s not the first time there has been a flare up around big heavyweight fights and the gloves. It is also not the first fight involving Deontay Wilder involving gloves.

“Yes, there were some… pic.twitter.com/tiyj0O6sak

— Pro Boxing Fans (@ProBoxingFans) April 3, 2026

In 2021, Wilder spoke to Premier Boxing Champions about ‘The Gypsy King’s’ gloves for their fight.

“You can’t not see it!

“Gloves do not bend, your wrist does not bend.

“It doesn’t have loose space in it. It’s impossible, impossible for that to happen.

“On top of all the other things!”

No further information has been confirmed, but the fighters may address the ongoing situation at their weigh-in starting at 5pm.

Chisora comes into the contest as the betting favourite as he fights at the O2 Arena for the 11th time in his career.

‘Del Boy’ spoke to Pro Boxing Fans about the fight.

“I am feeling great bro, I am feeling great, I cannot complain.

“It is getting better and better, we are getting there now. You know, the first week, last week I was a bit nervous, but now I am coming down.

“I am in a good place.”

Chisora has stated that whatever the outcome of Saturday night, he will retire in what will be his 50th fight.

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Itauma starched Franklin with a devastating uppercut in the fifth round in Manchester on Saturday, almost three years to the day that Joshua went 12 rounds with the American.

The 21-year-old is already ranked at number one by both the WBO and the WBA, with a maiden world title shot appearing imminent.

Former super middleweight world champion, George Groves believes neither Fury or Joshua could live with the rising Brit and insists unified heavyweight world champion, Oleksandr Usyk is the only fighter that can beat him currently.

“Moses beats Joshua,” Groves told Fruity King.

“He’s just too quick, too sharp, too fast.

“Joshua’s head has always been a little bit too static, he’d probably stop him.

“Tyson Fury in shape could probably negate Moses for a couple of rounds, but he won’t be dangerous.

“Moses is just too fresh, too sharp, I think he’ll hurt him, possibly stop him.

 

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“The only guy in the world who I think beats Moses right now is Oleksandr Usyk.”

Both Fury and Usyk have already ruled out facing Itauma.

“He ain’t on my radar,” Fury said to Metro Sport.

“He ain’t won nothing yet, has he?

“He’s got his own career to think about.

“He is 21, he is nowhere near, is he?

“I will be a great grandfather by the time that he is up there.

“By the time that he is 30, I will be a granddad, guaranteed.”

Fury is set to come out of retirement on April 11 against Arslanbek Makhmudov, while Usyk will defend his WBC heavyweight title against ex-kickboxing champion, Rico Verhoeven on May 23.

Joshua is training alongside former rival Usyk, as he begins preparations for a likely July comeback.

The 36-year-old sustained injuries in a fatal car crash in Nigeria in December, which killed two of his close friends.

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Zayas (23-0, 13 KOs) will defend his WBO and WBA super welterweight belts against Ennis (35-0, 31 KOs) at Barclays Center on June 27, live on DAZN pay-per-view.

‘Boots’ has already begun as a strong favourite with the bookmakers, however Zayas has vowed to hand the former unified welterweight titlist his first professional defeat.

“I’m going to rip his heart out,” the unbeaten 23-year-old told Ring Magazine.

“I’m going to take him to somewhere he’s never been.

“He’s going to feel uncomfortable. He’s going to be uncomfortable when it comes to fight night.

“It’s easy to face guys when you’re bigger than them, you’re more athletic than them.

“But when you’re facing a guy that is as big as you, that is as athletic as you, that is as composed, as smart as you, it’s a whole different story.

“Come June 27, he will see why this 23-year-old is a unified champion.”

After destroying Uisma Lima in one round on his 154 pound debut, Ennis was involved in drawn-out negotiations with Vergil Ortiz Jr, with their highly-anticipated bout ultimately falling through.

Zayas became unified champion in January, ripping away Abass Baraou’s WBA belt in a homecoming fight in Puerto Rico.

Ennis is undefeated in 35 professional bouts, but Zayas insists he’s seen several weaknesses in his rival.

 

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“He’s never been uncomfortable,” he added.

“He’s always had it his own way.

“He’s always had fighters that put up a little bit of a fight and then they quit.

“He eats every straight punch.

“He eats every hook.

“There’s a lot of things I can take advantage of.

“I’m as athletic as he is, I’m as tall, I’m as big as he is.

“He’s just never faced anyone like me before.”

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MF Pro promote Chisora vs Wilder and DAZN televise the card worldwide on pay-per-view.

Chisora (36-13, 23 KOs) has vowed to call time on his almost 20-year career, which has seen him challenge for world honours on two occasions.

The 42-year-old was beaten by Tyson Fury in their trilogy clash in 2022, but has bounced back with three straight victories over Gerald Washington, Joe Joyce and Otto Wallin in his last outing last February.

The Londoner heads in as the betting favourite against the former WBC heavyweight world champion.

During his heyday, Wilder (44-4-1, 43 KOs) was considered the most fearsome puncher in the division, however his stock has slumped considerably having won two of his last six bouts.

The Alabama man suffered successive defeats to Joseph Parker and Zhieli Zhang, before returning to winning ways with a seventh round stoppage of Tyrrell Herndon last June, marking his first victory in almost three years.

Prediction: If Wilder can roll back the years and still has his devastating power, he can definitely knock out Chisora, but his power seems to have diminished and Chisora can bow out with a stoppage win.

 

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Riley-Masternak in European title clash

Viddal Riley steps closer to world level when he faces European cruiserweight champion, Mateusz Masternak.

Riley (13-0, 7 KOs) looked impressive last time out winning the British title with a unanimous decision victory over Cheavon Clarke last April.

Masternak (50-6, 33 KOs) fell short in his sole world title tilt, retiring after eight rounds against Chris Billam-Smith in 2023.

The experienced 38-year-old secured the belt he defends on Saturday with a seventh round knockout of Joel Djeko in his native Poland in October.

Prediction: Riley is improving in every fight and can become European champion with a decision win over Masternak, who should prove a tough and durable opponent.

Bentley battles Saavedra

Former world title challenger, Denzel Bentley stands on the brink of becoming world middleweight champion when he faces Endry Saavedra.

The pair clash for the WBO interim middleweight title with the winner on course for a shot at champion, Janibek Alimkhanuly.

Alimkanuly is currently serving a one-year suspension after a positive drugs test, but has been allowed to keep hold of his title.

 

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Bentley (21-3-1, 17 KOs) ran the Kazakh champion close in a unanimous decision loss in 2022 and was last seen in December 2024 defeating Brad Pauls.

Saavedra (17-1-1, 14 KOs), a native of Venezuela, won the WBO International middleweight crown with an eight round stoppage of Mikkel Nielsen last April.

Prediction: Bentley can remain on course for a second world title shot with a hard-fought points win.

Remaining Undercard

Ashton Sylve (12-1, 10 KOs) remains on the comeback trail since a devastating knockout loss to Lucas Badhi and the 22-year-old can halt Raul Antonio Galaviz Hernandez (15-4-2, 9 KOs).

In an intriguing British heavyweight clash, Matty Harris (9-1, 6 KOs) should stop Franklin Ignatius (9-1-1, 1 KO).

Middleweight prospect, Amir Anderson (6-0, 6 KOs) can maintain his 100% knockout ratio by halting Jordan Dujon (10-6).

 

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Chisora’s nephew, Jermaine Dhilwayo (8-0, 3 KOs) should secure a points win over Jake Morgan (7-2, 1 KO) in their super featherweight clash and Dan Toward (7-1, 5 KOs) may also need the distance to see off Misael Da Veiga (7-0, 2 KOs) at super welterweight.

Featherweight Tom Welland (9-1, 5 KOs) looks to bounce back from a tough stoppage defeat last time out and he should do so with a points success over Yahir Alexander Solorio Morales (6-22-5, 2 KOs).

Brazilian Olympian, Abner Teixeira (0-0) is set to make his professional debut against an opponent to be confirmed.

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Ben Shalom’s BOXXER promote Price vs Pineiro Aquino and BBC Two televise live in the UK.

After claiming a gold medal at the 2020 Olympics, Price (9-0, 2 KOs) made history in just her fourth professional bout, becoming the inaugural British female welterweight champion.

The unbeaten 31-year-old won her first world title in her seventh fight against Jessica McCaskill and after one defence, she ripped away the WBC and IBF crowns from Natasha Jonas last May to become unified welterweight titlist.

Pineiro Aquino (10-0, 3 KOs) heads to Price’s hometown as the reigning WBA interim champion and mandatory challenger.

The undefeated 35-year-old will fight outside of her native Puerto Rico for the first time and became interim holder in September, making one defence.

Prediction: Pineiro Aquino is a relative unknown, unbeaten and with nothing to lose so presents her own dangers, but Price is a special talent and should claim a dominant decision.

Edwards-Powar clash for British title

Welsh hope Rhys Edwards vies for the vacant British featherweight title against Gully Powar.

Edwards (17-1, 4 KOs) suffered his first professional defeat in December 2024, outpointed by Peter McGrail on four days’ notice.

The 26-year-old ran McGrail close and got back to winning ways with a points win over Thomas Essomba last June.

 

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Powar (13-1, 1 KO) reached the last 16 of the WBC Grand Prix in Saudi Arabia, beaten by Brandon Mosqueda last June.

The 23-year-old bounced back with a low-key points victory over Paul Scaife last July.

Prediction: Edwards can become the new British champion by decision.

Remaining Undercard

In a battle of unbeaten super featherweights, Kane Shepherd (8-0, 3 KOs) should take the vacant Celtic crown on points against Teo Alin (6-0, 1 KO), while Lewys Parfitt (5-0, 1 KO) can secure the vacant Welsh welterweight title by the same method against Morgan McIntosh (5-1).

Kyran Jones (13-0, 1 KO) can see off Connor Goulding (5-9) on points in their middleweight battle and Yuvrag Karia (8-0, 4 KOs) can remain unbeaten by outpointing Jake Pollard (1-106).

At super featherweight, Jacob Robinson (11-1, 2 KOs) can outpoint Caine Singh (4-9-2) and Mikey O’Sullivan (0-0) should do the same on debut against Jose Manuel Perez (15-30-1, 10 KOs).

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Dubois (12-0-1, 5 KOs) puts her WBC title on the line against WBO titlist, Harper (16-2-2, 6 KOs) at the Olympia in London, live on Sky Sports.

Dubois is undefeated in 13 professional bouts and is backed to defeat her Doncaster rival at 1/7 with Bet365.

The 25-year-old defended her crown with a unanimous decision victory over Camilla Panatta in Miami in December on the undercard of Anthony Joshua’s knockout of Jake Paul and is backed to win by the same method at 1/1.

‘Sweet Caroline’ has recorded five of her 12 victories inside the distance and is priced at 11/8 to secure another stoppage.

Harper, a former champion at super featherweight and super welterweight, is a 4/1 underdog to dethrone Dubois.

The 29-year-old defended her WBO belt with a unanimous decision win over Natalie Zimmermann last May and her best chance of victory is believed to be on points at 7/1.

A stoppage victory for ‘Belter’ is valued at 16/1, while a draw is also priced at 16/1.

Full Bet365 Odds

Fight Outcome

• Caroline Dubois to win fight: 1/7
• Caroline Dubois by KO/TKO/DQ: 11/8
• Caroline Dubois by Decision or Technical Decision: 1/1
• Terri Harper to win fight: 4/1
• Terri Harper by KO/TKO/DQ: 16/1
• Terri Harper by Decision or Technical Decision: 7/1
• Draw or Technical Draw: 16/1

Round Betting

Caroline Dubois

• To Win In Round 1: 33/1
• To Win In Round 2: 25/1
• To Win In Round 3: 20/1
• To Win In Round 4: 16/1
• To Win In Round 5: 12/1
• To Win In Round 6: 14/1
• To Win In Round 7: 12/1
• To Win In Round 8: 14/1
• To Win In Round 9: 12/1
• To Win In Round 10: 16/1
• To Win By Decision or Technical Decision: 1/1

 

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Terri Harper

• To Win In Round 1: 100/1
• To Win In Round 2: 100/1
• To Win In Round 3: 100/1
• To Win In Round 4: 100/1
• To Win In Round 5: 80/1
• To Win In Round 6: 80/1
• To Win In Round 7: 80/1
• To Win In Round 8: 80/1
• To Win In Round 9: 100/1
• To Win In Round 10: 100/1
• To Win By Decision or Technical Decision: 7/1

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Chisora (36-13, 23 KOs) faces Wilder (44-4-1, 43 KOs) in a heavyweight battle at the O2 Arena, live on DAZN pay-per-view in what he claims will be the 50th and final fight of his career.

Chisora looks to bow out with one final hurrah and is backed to do this at 4/9 with Bet365.

The 42-year-old has won his last three bouts by decision, but he is expected to stop ‘The Bronze Bomber’ at 5/4, while a points victory is priced at 13/5.

Wilder made 10 successful defences of his WBC heavyweight crown, before relinquishing it to Tyson Fury and is priced at 7/4 to win the bout.

The 40-year-old is one of the hardest punchers in heavyweight history, knocking out all bar one of his opponents in victory and a stoppage win over the Brit is seen as his best chance of victory at 13/5.

Wilder last won on points in 2015 against Bermane Stiverne and a decision win is priced at 9/1.

The Alabama man drew with Fury in their first outing in 2018 and another stalemate is valued at 16/1.

Full Bet365 Odds

Fight Outcome

• Derek Chisora to win fight: 4/9
• Derek Chisora by KO/TKO/DQ: 5/4
• Derek Chisora by Decision or Technical Decision: 13/5
• Deontay Wilder to win fight: 7/4
• Deontay Wilder by KO/TKO/DQ: 13/5
• Deontay Wilder by Decision or Technical Decision: 9/1
• Draw or Technical Draw: 16/1

Round Betting

Derek Chisora

• To Win In Round 1: 40/1
• To Win In Round 2: 33/1
• To Win In Round 3: 25/1
• To Win In Round 4: 20/1
• To Win In Round 5: 18/1
• To Win In Round 6: 16/1
• To Win In Round 7: 16/1
• To Win In Round 8: 16/1
• To Win In Round 9: 18/1
• To Win In Round 10: 20/1
• To Win In Round 11: 25/1
• To Win In Round 12: 33/1
• To Win By Decision or Technical Decision: 13/5

Deontay Wilder

• To Win In Round 1: 40/1
• To Win In Round 2: 33/1
• To Win In Round 3: 25/1
• To Win In Round 4: 22/1
• To Win In Round 5: 22/1
• To Win In Round 6: 22/1
• To Win In Round 7: 22/1
• To Win In Round 8: 25/1
• To Win In Round 9: 28/1
• To Win In Round 10: 40/1
• To Win In Round 11: 40/1
• To Win In Round 12: 66/1
• To Win By Decision or Technical Decision: 9/1

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Price (9-0, 2 KOs) defends her unified WBC, IBF and WBA titles against Pineiro (10-0, 3 KOs) at the Utilita Arena in Cardiff, live on BBC Two, with victory potentially leading to an undisputed title showdown with WBO champion, Mikaela Mayer.

Price, who won a gold medal at the 2020 Olympics, comes into the clash undefeated in nine professional bouts and is a 1/18 favourite with Bet365 to hand the Puerto Rican southpaw her first professional loss.

The Welsh favourite outpointed Natasha Jonas last March to become unified champion and the 31-year-old is likely to win Saturday’s bout by decision at 2/9, while a knockout victory is priced at 4/1.

Pineiro is set to fight outside of her hometown for the first time and is an 8/1 underdog with Bet365 to pull off a stunning upset.

‘The Medicine’ has won three of her 10 fights by knockout and an unlikely stoppage win is valued at 28/1.

The 35-year-old’s best chance of victory is on points at 14/1.

A draw is priced at 20/1.

 

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Full Bet365 Odds

Fight Outcome

• Lauren Price to win fight: 1/18
• Lauren Price by KO/TKO/DQ: 4/1
• Lauren Price by Decision or Technical Decision: 2/9
• Stephanie Pineiro to win fight: 8/1
• Stephanie Pineiro by KO/TKO/DQ: 28/1
• Stephanie Pineiro by Decision or Technical Decision: 14/1
• Draw or Technical Draw: 20/1

Round Betting

Lauren Price

• To Win In Round 1: 66/1
• To Win In Round 2: 40/1
• To Win In Round 3: 33/1
• To Win In Round 4: 28/1
• To Win In Round 5: 25/1
• To Win In Round 6: 25/1
• To Win In Round 7: 25/1
• To Win In Round 8: 25/1
• To Win In Round 9: 25/1
• To Win In Round 10: 28/1
• To Win By Decision or Technical Decision: 2/9

Stephanie Pineiro

• To Win In Round 1: 100/1
• To Win In Round 2: 100/1
• To Win In Round 3: 100/1
• To Win In Round 4: 100/1
• To Win In Round 5: 100/1
• To Win In Round 6: 100/1
• To Win In Round 7: 100/1
• To Win In Round 8: 100/1
• To Win In Round 9: 100/1
• To Win In Round 10: 100/1
• To Win By Decision or Technical Decision: 14/1

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Zayas (23-0, 13 KOs) will defend his unified WBO and WBA super welterweight world titles against former welterweight champion, Ennis (35-0, 31 KOs) at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on June 27.

‘Boots’ will bid to become a two-weight world champion when he faces the unbeaten 23-year-old titlist.

The Philadelphia man stopped Uisma Lima on his 154 pound debut in October and says a victory over Zayas will see him hailed as the best fighter in the division.

“He a great fighter,” the 28-year-old told YSM Sports Media.

“He got good fundamentals, good jab, he’s smart at times, but I’m taking over.

“This is my division.

“It doesn’t matter what he does, it doesn’t matter what he brings to the table, I’m going to show the world why I’m the best in the world.

“I asked for the Xander fight.

“You’re about to see what’s going to happen.

“This boxing game is really mine and I’m about to show the world.

“It’s going to end however I want it to end.”

Ennis was expected to face long-time rival Vergil Ortiz Jr, however their highly-anticipated showdown fell through with Ortiz embroiled in a legal dispute with his promoter Oscar De La Hoya.

Zayas became unified champion in January when he overcame Abass Baraou to add the WBA strap to his WBO belt and ‘Boots’ believes their clash holds perhaps more significance than the Ortiz match-up.

“I feel like this fight is evening out with the Vergil situation,” he added.

“Vergil got the name, but Vergil don’t got the accolades.

“Xander is a young, unified champion and he’s making a name for himself.”

 

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For Chisora and Wilder, this will be the 50th fight of their respective careers, and both men will be looking to make a statement.

‘Del Boy’ has claimed that whatever the outcome of Saturday’s clash is, he will walk away from the sport after a historic 19-year career.

‘War’ Chisora has shared the ring with some of the very best, including Oleksandr Usyk, Vitali Klitschko, David Haye, as well as an epic trilogy with Tyson Fury, among many others.

For Wilder, he believes Saturday night marks the first step towards one last throw of the dice at world level.

He defended his WBC heavyweight world title an impressive 10 times from 2015 to 2020, stopping every challenger he faced aside from Tyson Fury.

Wilder suffered some heavy losses following his trilogy with Fury, being outpointed over 12 rounds by Joseph Parker and brutally stopped by Zhilei Zhang, leaving his future in doubt.

He has since claimed he is back to his best and believes Saturday night will be the start of an epic run, while Chisora insists he will ensure both Wilder and himself call it a day.

‘Del Boy’ was last in action at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester, where he outpointed Otto Wallin. ‘The Bronze Bomber’ last fought in June, stopping Tyrrell Herndon in the seventh round.

Chisora vs Wilder – Date, Venue, Start Time and Ring Walks

• The pair will fight on April 4, live from the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester, England
• The broadcast will begin at 7pm BST/2pm ET/11am PT
• The main event will begin approximately at 10.25pm BST/5.25pm ET/2.25pm PT

 

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Chisora vs Wilder – How To Watch

• The card is available to watch worldwide on DAZN PPV
• DAZN also offer their Ultimate package which includes every pay-per-view as part of a subscription, starting at £24.99 per month

Chisora vs Wilder – Last Three Fights

Derek Chisora

• Derek Chisora bt Otto Wallin – Unanimous Decision
• Derek Chisora bt Joe Joyce – Unanimous Decision
• Derek Chisora bt Gerald Washington – Unanimous Decision

Deontay Wilder

• Deontay Wilder bt Tyrrell Herndon – 7th round TKO
• Zhilei Zhang bt Deontay Wilder – 5th round TKO
• Joseph Parker bt Deontay Wilder – Unanimous Decision

Undercard

• Viddal Riley (13-0, 7 KOs) vs Mateusz Masternak (50-6, 33 KOs) – EBU European cruiserweight title (12 rounds)
• Denzel Bentley (21-3-1, 17 KOs) vs Endry Saavedra (17-1-1, 14 KOs) – WBO Interim middleweight title (12 rounds)
• Ashton Sylve (12-1, 10 KOs) vs Raul Antonio Galaviz Hernandez (15-4-2, 9 KOs) – super lightweight (8 rounds)
• Matty Harris (9-1, 6 KOs) vs Franklin Ignatius (9-1-1, 1 KO) – heavyweight (8 rounds)
• Amir Anderson (6-0, 6 KOs) vs Jordan Dujon (10-6, 0 KOs) – middleweight (8 rounds)
• Jermaine Dhilowayo (8-0, 3 KOs) vs Jake Morgan (7-2, 1 KO) – super featherweight (8 rounds)

 

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• Dan Toward (7-1, 5 KOs) vs Misael Da Veiga (7-0, 2 KOs) – super welterweight (6 rounds)
• Abner Teixeira (0-0) vs TBA – heavyweight (6 rounds)
• Tom Welland (9-1, 5 KOs) vs Yahir Alexander Solorio Morales (6-22-5, 2 KOs) – featherweight (4 rounds)

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