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Dave Allen and Jaron Ennis could also be at reverse ends of the celebrity spectrum, but both have important bouts tonight. Allen is set to face the towering Russian Arslanbek Makhmudov in entrance of a crowd of over 8,000 in Sheffield, with a victory doubtlessly propelling him into a huge heavyweight conflict with Deontay Wilder. Despite experiencing a number of low factors in his profession, Allen has skilled exhausting for tonight’s main event.

Later, in Philadelphia, Ennis steps up to super-welterweight after reigning as world champion at 147lb. He faces Uisma Lima in his first match at 154lb, aiming for a win on his journey in the direction of a lot bigger fights in the future.

Here’s every little thing you need to know about the combat playing cards on both sides of the Atlantic….

Dave Allen vs Arslanbek Makhmudov

What time will Allen vs Makhmudov start tonight?

Dave Allen and Arslanbek Makhmudov are anticipated to enter the ring around 10.30pm tonight, with the combat commencing shortly thereafter. However, the start time of the main event may change relying on the length of the undercard fights.

The night’s first bouts will start around 5pm.

How to watch live on TV and stream

The combat will probably be broadcast on DAZN while radio coverage could be discovered on talkSPORT.

Full combat card and undercard

Dave Allen vs Arslanbek Makhmudov

Josh Padley vs Reece Bellotti

Junaid Bostan vs Bilal Fawaz

Hamza Uddin vs Paul Roberts

Ibraheem Sulaimaan vs James Chereji

Conner Tudsbury vs Khalid Graidia

Joe Howarth vs Kane Baker

Joe Hayden vs Angelo Dragone

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Dave Allen said: “People keep asking me what’s next, but this is my world title fight. This is the biggest fight of my career. I don’t fight for the money. I don’t fight for any of that stuff. The money is great, it is what it is, I don’t see it anyway – my Mrs spends it I never see it. I want the respect now. I want people to say that I’m a top-class heavyweight. I have to beat this man to do that.”

Arslanbek Makhmudov added: “I am very happy to be here. This is my first time in the UK, I am very excited. Thank you very much. This fight is a big opportunity for me, first of all. This fight can open the door for some big names. Second thing, it’s a fight for my life. I have to win, and do everything for that. Thank you.”

Jaron Ennis vs Uisma Lima

What UK time will Ennis vs Lima start tonight?

Jaron Ennis and Uisma Lima are anticipated to make their approach to the ring at roughly 5am UK time on Sunday, with the bout commencing shortly after. However, the main event’s start time may shift relying on the length of the undercard fights.

The night’s first bouts will kick off around 10.15pm.

How to watch live on TV and stream

Once again DAZN is showcasing the combat on their platform.

Full combat card and undercard

Jaron Ennis vs Uisma Lima

Alexis Barriere vs Guido Vianello

Tahmir Smalls vs Jose Roman Vazquez

Giorgio Visioli vs James Wilkins

Zaquin Moses vs Antonio Dunton El Jr

Dennis Thompson vs Sean Diaz

Justin Palmieri vs Naheem Parker

Harley Mederos vs Hylon Williams Jr

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Jaron Ennis said: “He’s definitely a good fighter for sure, I’ve watched him and I like what I see. But there are levels, though. He’s fighting those guys over there, they don’t have my skill to go with my power and my ability. I’m on a whole different level. When when he actually gets in there with me on Saturday night, he going to be like, ‘yo, he is a lot faster than I thought, stronger than I thought, slicker’. There are levels, and he knows that, so we’re going to see. Make sure y’all come out Saturday night, you are going to see a spectacular knockout. I win this fight; however, I want to do it. I’m not here to play. I’m coming.”

Uisma Lima responded: “They know I can beat him. I know he’s an elite fighter, but I am too. I have everything I need; ring IQ, footwork, I am fast, I have strength, I have an offence, and I am in the best shape of my life, I can do everything he can do.”