Numan Hussain’s experience kept him in the fight, but it never gave him control over Arbnor Jashari. The Swiss Albanian boxer worked at a quicker tempo, connected with crisp combinations and consistently finished the exchanges in the stronger position. Hussain remained durable throughout, although his lower output left little doubt about the points verdict. Jashari moved to 10-0 with another measured performance.
Moses Jolly refused to play the role of an easy opponent for heavily favored Guido Vianello, earning a 76-76 draw after eight rounds. Vianello delivered the straighter, technically cleaner punches, while Jolly closed the distance and turned the bout into a physical scrap. Blood from Vianello’s ear required several checks by the ringside doctor late in the fight. Jolly’s pressure and activity kept the rounds close enough for the referee to score the heavyweight contest level.
A late opponent switch denied Aloys Youmbi the type of return many anticipated. After spending camp preparing for southpaw Mike Perez, Youmbi instead faced an orthodox pressure fighter in Sherif Musah. The clinching and close-range exchanges disrupted Youmbi early, causing him to overshoot with his right hand. Shorter hooks and better foot positioning helped him gain control as the fight progressed. Musah remained upright through all 10 rounds, leaving Youmbi to collect the decision after a year of inactivity.
Frankie Wood Finds a Sixth Round Finish
Callum Lee was only minutes away from reaching the final bell when Frankie Wood forced the stoppage. Lee had competed well enough to keep the featherweight bout close, but Wood continued pushing the pace and began taking over late. His persistence paid off during the sixth, ending Lee’s perfect start as a professional.
Tony Curtis Keeps Naseeb at Long Range
Imad Naseeb pressed forward throughout their six-round super flyweight contest without consistently getting past Tony Curtis’ jab. Curtis used the longer reach, quicker hands and cleaner movement to decide when the exchanges occurred. Naseeb’s aggression kept him involved, though Curtis landed the better work and received the points verdict.
Sam King Boxes Past Jack Swallow
Jack Swallow once again filled the role of a durable opponent, giving Sam King six rounds without threatening to take the decision. King held the physical advantages and maintained the stronger work rate, using his size to control the exchanges. Swallow absorbed the cleaner punches and remained on his feet, but King had already built a comfortable lead by the final bell.
Zayn Ahmed Ends Matters in the Second
Liam Fitzmaurice could not use his professional experience to slow Zayn Ahmed. The younger super bantamweight imposed himself from the opening round and forced the stoppage in the second. What was scheduled as a four-round contest lasted less than half that distance as Ahmed quickly exposed the difference between them.
Hassan Ishaq Taken the Distance by Munoz
Enzo Bahiano Munoz became the first opponent to hear the final bell against Hassan Ishaq. The Argentine offered little chance of an upset but proved sturdy enough to survive four rounds. Ishaq abandoned the hunt for another knockout, worked behind his boxing and completed a clear points win.
The main card is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. BST, 2:00 p.m. ET and 11:00 a.m. PT. Main-event ring walks are targeted for 10:30 p.m. BST, although earlier results may change the timetable.
Tonight’s Scheduled DAZN PPV Fight Times
7:10 p.m. BST / 2:10 p.m. ET
Guido Vianello vs. Moses Jolly
Heavyweight
7:50 p.m. BST / 2:50 p.m. ET
Constantin Ursu vs. Ben Vaughan
British and Commonwealth welterweight titles
8:40 p.m. BST / 3:40 p.m. ET
Nelson Hysa vs. Thomas Narmo
WBO Global heavyweight title
9:30 p.m. BST / 4:30 p.m. ET
Sam Noakes vs. Denys Berinchyk
Lightweight
10:30 p.m. BST / 5:30 p.m. ET
Moses Itauma vs. Filip Hrgovic
Vacant IBF heavyweight title
Itauma reaches his first championship fight at 21 after only fourteen professional bouts. Hrgovic supplies the size and experience needed to determine whether Itauma’s rapid climb has prepared him for a long, punishing heavyweight contest.
All listed times are approximate.
