Johnny Fisher will come face-to-face with Michael Pirotton at the final press conference on Saturday ahead of their heavyweight collision in London. The pair will meet at the Copper Box Arena from 6pm, with the session available to watch live on Sky Sports.
Fisher, the hugely popular "Romford Bull", is intent on climbing the heavyweight rankings with a commanding performance. Belgium's Pirotton, meanwhile, is determined to upset the odds and announce himself on the British boxing stage against one of the division's rising talents.
According to ESPN, Fisher enters the bout with a 14-1 record while Pirotton carries a 12-2 mark into their scheduled 10-round heavyweight contest. The pair will make their ring walks between 9:45pm and 10:15pm BST, with the main broadcast commencing at 7pm BST in the United Kingdom.
Zuffa Boxing 11 at the Copper Box features a stacked card of competitive matchups, with several unbeaten prospects tested against one another. The preliminary bouts are scheduled to begin at 5pm BST, according to Sky Sports.
Chief Support and Undercard Action
Craig Richards, a former world light-heavyweight title challenger, will feature in the chief support slot against Radivoje "Hot Rod" Kalajdzic. The bout represents a significant test for Richards as he continues his comeback campaign.
British middleweights Lee Cutler and Louis Greene will clash in an all-action encounter that promises fireworks. Cutler and Greene are expected to deliver an entertaining battle between two domestic rivals.
Unbeaten Mexican prospect Cesar Mateo Tapia, who boasts a 19-0 professional record, will take on Leo Ruiz, a California-based Mexican fighter carrying a 17-1 record. This matchup pits an unblemished prospect against an experienced opponent with a strong win-loss ratio.
Kayla Allen will make her professional debut on the card, while Alex MacMillan will continue his winning streak against 2-0 Frenchman Guillaume Azagier. MacMillan will be seeking to extend his unbeaten run against the rising French heavyweight.
London-based Moldovan Aurel Ignat, who delivered a shocking first-round knockout victory over Scott Forrest last year, will defend his unbeaten record against Mexican Olympian Rogelio Romero. Romero, a 6-0 prospect from Juarez, arrives with an impressive 100 per cent knockout ratio.
Fred Pullen, a national amateur champion, makes his professional debut against Italy's Leonardo Faretina. In a clash between unbeaten prospects, America's Alexis De La Cerda will meet Ireland's Cain Lewis.
Broadcast Details and Viewing Information
According to Sky Sports, the event will be broadcast on Sky Sports in the United Kingdom, with Paramount+ carrying the action in the United States. The main card begins at 7pm BST in the UK and 2pm ET in America.
Viewers can access the full card on Sky Sports or stream the boxing action without a contract through the platform's streaming service.
