Nick Ball will be the second defense of his WBA Featherweight Belt against contestant TJ Dohani at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, England. The event appears Dazen 2:30 to start from ET.

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Dozens of original cards at noon in the afternoon

Nick Ball vs TJ Dohani
Andrew Cain vs. Charlie Edwards
Brad Strand vs. ionit Baluta
Jack Turner vs. Ryan Farag
Herrera Core vs. Jose McIs

An odd bird matchup

Ball-Dohni is a strange match-up associated with unbeaten ball (21-0-1, 12k)

Fans have shocked the decision to use the 38-year-old Dohane (26-5, 20KO), but the preachers of this event are relying on the old fans who want to watch the nostalgia matchup. You can only go so far to try to tempt the fans by selecting the old veterans.

It doesn't work forever without losing interest in fans and it does nothing for the development of small warriors.

They recalled TJ years ago, when he still won and was keeping impressive performance. In the dark, the ball should have rejected the decision to manage its management and emphasized that Bruce Carrington had to be his opponent.

At Chief Support Bout, the British and Commonwealth Bantamweight champions Andrew Cain (1-3, 12k) face Charlie Edwards (25-5, K CoS) in the 12-round fight.

Herrera Cors: Power Punchar

The best fighter in the undercard tonight is Cuba's Lightweight contestant Jadier Herrera (1-0-5, 5KO), who possesses one-point power, and it's like a mini Julian JacksonThe 22 -year -old Herrera is the most exciting fighter of this event, with the headliner Nick Ball and the only one of the card scheduled to achieve a world title.

WBC Lightweight Champion Shakur Stevenson pushed Jadier Herra on behalf of the light punchr Josh Padley on the Riyadh season 22 February last month. It was the highest form of praise.