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Jessica McCaskill has promised to send Cecilia Braekhus into retirement, whilst the Norwegian has vowed to become undisputed champion again.

Gonzalez defeated Estrada in their first meeting. Photo Credit: RingTV.com It’s a cracker of a card at the American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas this Saturday night, as Matchroom USA hosts a night of some quality on DAZN. Topping this bill is a rematch over eight years in the making of a 2012 classic.  The WBC and WBA (Super) Super Flyweight titles are up for grabs as WBC boss, and three-weight world champion, Juan Francisco Estrada (41-3, KO28) locks horns once again with four-weight world champion, and current WBA (Super) king, Roman ‘Chocolatito’ Gonzalez (50-2, KO41). It should ...

Ijaz Ahmed was left elated after edging Kaisy Khademi in London on Saturday Photo Credit: Round 'N' Bout Media/Queensberry Promotions Ijaz Ahmed cause a mild upset by defeating the previously undefeated Kaisy Khademi via majority decision to take the Afghan’s WBO European Super Flyweight title, and also claim the vacant IBF European strap at the Copper Box Arena on Saturday. Frank Warren’s latest BT Sport card was decimated by the rescheduling of the Jamel Herring vs Carl Frampton fight that was due to top the bill. Then at late notice, the replacement headliner, Anthony Cacace’s Britis...

Khademi takes on Ahmed in the main event after much change to the card. Photo Credit: Frank Warren The Copper Box Arena in Hackney Wick should have been hosting the mouthwatering meeting between Jamel Herring and Carl Frampton this Saturday, but, after injury to the Irishman, the fight had to be postponed, and has now been rescheduled for Dubai in early April. The card in London was then due to be topped by the intriguing British Super Featherweight title clash between the champion, Anthony Cacace, and Leicester’s Lyon Woodstock. That fight had been canned in Summer 2020 when Cacace suffere...

Joseph Parker and Junior Fa clashed in Auckland. Photo Credit: Photosport Saturday at the Spark Arena in Auckland, New Zealand, sees the return of a former world Heavyweight champion, as he continues a stop-start rebuild. Joseph Parker (27-2, KO21) has had a fair few setbacks since losing his WBO title in March 2018, with freak injuries and surgery pushing the 29-year-old’s bid for redemption back.  Back in his homeland this weekend, Parker attempts to settle an old amateur score when he meets his countryman, Junior Fa (19-0, KO10) over twelve rounds. The pair clashed four times in the un...