Dubois vs Tetteh undercard: Who is fighting on the bill of heavyweight bout at the Royal Albert Hall?
DANIEL DUBOIS is back – and looking to add more belts to his British heavywight strap. Dynamite won the title last time out against Nathan Gorman and goes up against Ebenezer Tetteh at the Royal Albert Hall for the Commonwealth crown. Who is on the Dubois vs Tetteh undercard? BEFORE the main event, there’s a […]
DANIEL DUBOIS is back – and looking to add more belts to his British heavywight strap.
Dynamite won the title last time out against Nathan Gorman and goes up against Ebenezer Tetteh at the Royal Albert Hall for the Commonwealth crown.
Who is on the Dubois vs Tetteh undercard?
BEFORE the main event, there’s a packed card on offer from promoter Frank Warren.
Three debutants get things going, with Sam Noakes, Eithan James and Lewis Edmondson all looking to make a name for themselves.
Denzel Bentley puts his unbeaten middleweight status on the line against Kelcie Ball, before Archie Sharp returns to the ring for the first time since his epic scrap with Jordan McCorry.
And before Dubois ring walks, fight fans will be treated to Nicola Adams who goes for the WBO world female flyweight title.
The Olympic hero faces a tough test as she returns to the ring for the first time in 11 months to meet Maria Salinas, who is fighting in Britain for the first time.
Here’s how the evening’s entertainment looks:
- Daniel Dubois vs Ebenezer Tetteh (heavyweight commonwealth title)
- Nicola Adams vs Maria Salinas (WBO world female flyweight title)
- Archie Sharp vs TBA (super featherweight)
- Denzel Bentley vs Kelcie Ball (middleweight)
- Willy Hutchinson vs Borislav Zankov (super middleweight)
- Dennis McCann vs Georgi Georgiev (bantamweight)
- Jonathan Palata vs Chris Healey (heavyweight)
- Lewis Edmondson vs TBA (super middleweight, debut)
- Sam Noakes vs TBA (lighweight, debut)
- Eithan James vs Fonz Alexander (super lightweight, debut)
- Mohammad Bilal Ali vs Alexsandrs Birkenbergs (lightweight)
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Which TV channel can I watch it on?
YOU can catch all the action live from the capital on BT Sport 1.
Coverage will start at 7.30pm on Friday, September 27 and runs until midnight.
If you’re a BT customer, download the BT Sport app to stream on your mobile, tablet or PC.