Queensberry vs Matchroom 5v5 LIVE: Frank Warren’s men complete clean sweep against Eddie Hearn to win 10-0 on the night after Zhang produces fifth round knockout against Wilder

Wilder wanted to prove he still had it but that was a hugely damaging defeat.

Will we see him in a ring again? It appears unlikely.

Turki Alalshikh has confirmed he will announce a big Wembley card for September at the end of the month.

AJ is due to headline, but who will he face? Zhang and Dubois are the frontrunners right now.

Frank Warren is presented a $3m bonus for his company while ‘We Are The Champions’ play in the background.

It could not have gone any better for Queensberry tonight.

Zhang lost his last fight against Joseph Parker and says he was over-confident on that occasion.

But he was laser-focused tonight and picked up the biggest win of his career.

He declares that the Big Bang is back!

Wilder is down and out!

Wilder actually landed a good right hand of his own early in the round, but Zhang came back and landed a huge right hook. Wilder didn’t have a clue where he was as he spun around, and Zhang connected with another massive right hook to send him down.

The American got back to his feet but didn’t know where he was and the referee had no choice but to wave it off.

Wilder punches his own chest to try to fire himself up. He needs to start punching his opponent!

Neither man is throwing much at all, but Zhang has landed the cleaner shots so far.

Wilder doesn’t really look like he wants to be there but he can never be counted out.

Zhang is putting him under constant pressure and lands a cuffing right hook.

The Wilder right hand is so lethal but he is just not pulling the trigger.

Zhang catches Wilder in the corner and begins to unload.

Wilder fires back but Zhang certainly got the better of that exchange.

Zhang then lands a big right hook and that hurt Wilder. Really tough round for the American.

Wilder goes straight on the back foot trying to tee up that right hand.

Neither man lands anything of note, and they know one punch could change everything.

Michael Buffer utters those immortal words and we are almost ready to go…

Can Wilder live up to his billing and keep his career alive tonight?

Deontay Wilder has complained about his ringwalk suit before but he’s wearing another one here.

Can he finally get a win on the board for Matchroom?

All business for Zhang as he comes in to the famous Rocky theme tune.

Can he take out Wilder to make it the ultimate dream night for Queensberry?

It is only pride for Matchroom on the line now ahead of the final fight.

But there is a lot at stake for Wilder and Zhang as they look to position themselves for a potential fight against AJ in September.

Dubois has previously come up short against Joe Joyce and Oleksandr Usyk, but he refused to be denied tonight.

Dubois deserves a big fight after beating Hrgovic, and Warren confirms AJ could be next up.

Let’s see how the main event plays out, because Wilder and Zhang could have something to say about that.

Dubois had to come through some tough moments but he dug deep and got the job done.

He declares that he is ‘so proud of himself’ and he seemed to just come on like a steam train.

A brilliant win for the 26-year-old and he is now the interim IBF heavyweight champion. Could it be AJ next? He says ‘bring it on!’

Salt is being rubbed into the Matchroom wounds now, as Queen’s hit Another One Bites the Dust is played over the tannoy.

4-0 win wins to Queensberry, and they are now 8-0 on the night. They cannot be caught.

Hrgovic is cut over both eyes and is now getting beaten up.

The referee calls over the doctor and it’s waved off!

Here comes Dubois!

He lands a short right hand and keeps piling on the pressure. Hrgovic looks very tired and Dubois is going in for the kill.

A left hook connects followed by a massive right hand! How is Hrgovic still on his feet? That is a massive round for the Brit.

Both men trade right hands once more. Hrgovic maybe slightly getting the better of it and he has landed far more power punches, but Dubois is still pushing forward.

Hrgovic should be ahead at halfway but this is far from over.

The cut was caused by a punch, meaning if the fight is stopped it would count as a Dubois win via knockout.

Hrgovic maybe feels he can’t let this go 12 and he puts his foot down, landing multiple big right hands. Dubois has shown a serious chin tonight.

Hrgovic probably won that round, but he looks tired and we’re not halfway yet.

Hrgovic is sloppy with his punches at times, but he lands a clean straight right that Dubois has to take.

This has been fought at a ferocious pace and you wonder how much longer they can keep this going.

That’s a Hrgovic round, but very little to split them right now, and that cut is getting worse.

Left hook from Dubois lands on the temple. Both men have taken some big shots already.

A straight right catches Hrgovic, but he returns the favour. There have been a couple of head clashes, and Hrgovic is cut above the right eye.

Hrgovic is nailing Dubois with every right hand.

But Dubois is taking them so far and comes back with his own right hand. There has been no feeling-out process. Both men are going for the knockout.

Dubois goes on the front foot behind his jab, but Hrgovic looks very loose and nails Dubois with the right hand.

And then again. He can’t miss with the straight right. Dubois has to be very careful here. Big start for Hrgovic but Dubois is still there and dangerous.

Hrgovic joins Dubois in the ring and we are almost ready for this heavyweight showdown.

Dubois almost runs to the ring. He is bang up for this and putting Team Warren out of sight.

For Filip Hrgovic, the task is simple – win by knockout.

If he does not, Matchroom will have lost the evening. He also needs to catch the eye to put forward his case to take on AJ.

Daniel Dubois will be representing Team Warren in the penultimate fight of the evening.

Remember, if he avoids being knocked out, Queenberry will win the night.

But he will be all about getting the win, knowing that a potential fight with Anthony Joshua could be next.

Turki Alalshikh announces in the ring that Bivol will take on Artur Beterbiev for the chance to become the undisputed light-heavyweight champion.

Bivol hadn’t won by knockout in six years, but says he always believed in his power.

That was an impressive finish after a slightly lacklustre performance at times.

Bivol is boxing within himself, but then lands a big shot and he smells blood.

Zinad is all over the place and Bivol can’t miss and he keeps throwing while Zinad backs up against the ropes.

The referee jumps in and that is Bivol’s first stoppage win since 2018!

Zinad lands a good one-two and his corner are getting very excited.

Bivol may have thought he was in for an easy night after that first round knockdown, bur Zinad has come back strongly.

Bivol comes back with a good right hand and is still winning this.

This is turning into a battle of the jabs, and Zinad is holding his own.

Bivol looks to have a little more to his arsenal, but Zinad is still in this and has landed some decent shots.

Both men go head to head as the bell rings, a bit of added spice that we need as we move into the second third of the fight.

Bivol keeping a very high guard and he is taking Zinad’s jabs on the gloves.

He then leaps in with his own jab and lands it. Bivol looking to put some combinations together, but Zinad is remaining competitive and is keeping Bivol honest.

Bivol starting to find his timing after Zinad started the opening round well before the knockdown.

He lands a good lead left hook and Zinad is bleeding from the nose.

Not a good sign for the underdog so early on.

Zinad popping out the jab early on, showing no signs of nerves.

Bivol just trying to settle in, but Zinad lands a good right hand. A decent start from the underdog.

But then Bivol steps up a gear and knocks Zinad down with a left hand! That’s why he’s a pound-for-pound star.

As the announcer makes the introductions, it is clear that there are still a lot of empty seats in the stands.

Can Bivol get the fans back to their seats by delivering a big knockout?

Bivol wanted Artur Beterbiev but injury dented those plans.

Now he must get past Zinad, can he keep focused on the task at hand?

It’s up in the arena in the bright lights – that score doesn’t make pretty reading for Matchroom!

Zinad has not been given much of a chance by the bookies. But upsets do happen. Will we see one tonight?

The 5 vs 5 tournament takes a backseat now as Dmitry Bivol defends his light-heavyweight title againsat Malik Zinad.

Can Zinad pull off a huge upset?

Deontay Wilder certainly looks the business in his tailored suit backstage.

Will he be back to his best in the ring later tonight?

Saudi powerbroker Turki Alalshikh has been speaking about the final two heavyweight fights of the night.

Asked who he wants Anthony Joshua – who is watching at ringside – to face next, he says Deontay Wilder at Wembley in September.

Wilder has the small matter of getting past Zhilei Zhang tonight first.

Matchroom need knockouts from Filip Hrgovic and Deontay Wilder to tie the evening 6-6. And Eddie Hearn believes that is exactly what they will do!

Warren is proud of his team captain, and says the next step is for the giant middleweight to become a world champion.

Sheeraz says his corner were telling for him to throw the right hook, and that’s the punch that proved to be Williams’ downfall.

Sheeraz is now mandatory challenger for the WBC middleweight title, and he says he is ready to become a world champion.

Based on that performance, it’s hard to disagree.

This has been the perfect night for Team Warren so far.

With Sheeraz winning by knockout that is two points, which then get doubled to make it four points.

So, Team Warren now lead 6-0. This is getting embarrassing for Team Hearn.

Williams shows the heart of a lion but Sheeraz lands an uppercut and blasts Williams across the ring with multiple punches.

The referee jumps in to save the American and that’s another win for Team Warren. Oh, and did I mention, double points!

Down goes Williams! Lead right hook from Sheeraz and Williams is saved by the bell.

Williams had actually landed a good shot himself earlier in the round, but it’s a peach of a right hook from Sheeraz. Williams needs a knockout to win this now.

The Sheeraz jab just isn’t missing.

Williams is showing great bravery as he continues to come forward, but Sheeraz is producing all the classy shots and nails him with a right hand down the middle. That got the crowd off their feet.

Williams hasn’t won a round in a while and surely needs a knockout now.

Williams goes on the front foot but Sheeraz keeps popping out that jab and catching him on the right eye which looks in bad shape.

Sheeraz is also having the better of the exchanges on the inside now as he lands a great uppercut. Williams bites down the gumshield and battles on.

Williams bleeding from the mouth after another round for Sheeraz.

A bit better from Williams as he lands a cuffing right hook, but Sheeraz comes back with a triple jab followed by a right hand. That’s beautiful boxing.

Sheeraz looks very confident right now.

Sheeraz’s jab is phenomenal, and Williams’ right eye is beginning to close.

Williams’ knees briefly buckle from a jab, that’s how potent that shot is for Sheeraz.

Really good round for Sheeraz and he is probably just ahead on the scorecards after six rounds.

Williams beginning to get on the inside, and that is exactly what he has to do.

He thuds in shots to the body, but Sheeraz covers up well. As the fight moves to long range, Sheeraz lands his jab at will.

Huge shots are coming in, and if they land clean someone is going down.

This is an absolute fire-fight.

Williams lands big this time and Sheeraz is forced to hold on. He is not as badly hurt on this occasion, and comes back with a lovely uppercut.

Tight round, this is another excellent fight so far.

This fight surely can’t go the distance.

Now Sheeraz briefly troubles Williams with a big shot. Both men throwing punches with bad intentions.

Sheeraz follows in with a big left hook, then a right hand, but Williams stays upright. Huge round for Sheeraz, though, punctuated with a huge right on the bell.

Something we thought we’d never see – Eddie Hearn giving Deontay Wilder a pep talk.

He badly needs a win from the American later.

Big left hand from Williams and Sheeraz is on wobbly legs.

The big man holds on to try to clear his head, and then lands a good right uppercut of his own.

Williams can’t miss with the lead left hand straight down the middle from the southpaw stance, though. That’s an excellent round for the American and Matchroom.

A look at those Ball vs Ford scorecards after the Brit came out on top.

They could not have been any tighter!

I have no idea how Sheeraz gets down to middleweight, he is absolutely huge.

Williams struggles to find the range early on, but he can punch and Sheeraz needs to be careful. One long left hand gets his attention.

Sheeraz tried a combination late in the round but Williams slips out the way. Cagey start.

Neither Sheeraz nor Williams has tasted defeat so far, but someone’s 0 has to go.

Here comes the first bell…

Emotional scenes at ringside after Nick Ball’s win as he celebrated with his family.

He’s put Team Warren in a brilliant position heading into the third fight of the night.

19-0 with 15 knockouts. Can Sheeraz get another win for Team Warren?

The American needs to win this for Team Matchroom.

The first two fights have been great, but they have both gone against Team Hearn, and they can’t afford another loss.

So, that’s 1-0 to the UK against USA so far tonight.

We have another UK-US match-up next between Hamzah Sheeraz and Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams.

Remember, Sheeraz is the captain for Team Warren, so he will get double points with a victory.

Ford says he has ‘no excuses’ and will now move up to 130lbs. That was a brilliant fight with two elite operators going toe-to-toe.

No sour grapes from Hearn as he admits it was a very close fight. He feels Ford did enough, but does not begrudge Ball his win.

Ball just would not stop, and Warren could not be happier for him.

Ball admits he had to ‘dig deep’ but he came through a busted nose to get his hand raised.

That’s a hugely impressive win for the Brit.

115-113 to Ford, 115-113 Ball, 115-113 to Ball!

Nick Ball is the new world champion. 2-0 to Team Warren!

Warren and Hearn both celebrated at the final bell. We await the judges’ scorecards. This will be controversial. If it’s a draw, neither team gets any points!

Both men know they need a big last round and Ball pushes Ford back to the ropes, but Ford lands a good right hook and Ball’s legs dip slightly.

Ball comes back, but then another right hook for Ford and Ball is hurt!

But only briefly, as he comes on strong, this is brilliant action. Ball landed more shots in that last round but Ford connected with the better shots.

I have no idea who has won this one!

Ford has made good adjustments during the fight to ensure Ball has had less success, but it’s still a pick ’em fight.

Ford finishes the round well and may just have nicked that.

Ball is like a wasp buzzing around the target, but Ford displays good footwork to move out of range.

It’s really a case of what you prefer. Ball is outworking Ford, but Ford is landing the cleaner shots on the whole.

It could all come down to the last two rounds. After 10, it must be 5-5 or 6-4 to either man – it’s that tight.

Zhilei Zhang still has a little while until he makes his way to the ring, and he looks as relaxed as ever in his dressing room.

Ball is relentless and he lands multiple uppercuts, but Ford takes them well.

Ford is just looking to create a bit of space to fire in his own punches and this fight is really catching fire now.

That’s a good comeback round from Ball who threw more punches and landed more.

Ball’s nose is really bothering him and Ford lands another huge uppercut. That’s the punch for the American.

Ball takes it well but this fight has turned. The Brit is still pushing forward, but that’s another round for Ford. It’s all to play for with four rounds to go.

Better from Ford as he lands to the body, but Ball refuses to back down as he lands an uppcerut in return.

But then Ford lands a huge sweeping left hand and Ball’s nose is busted! Is that a fight-turning punch? Big round for Ford.

Filip Hrgovic will face Britain’s Daniel Dubois later, and he is currently having a mssage backstage.

He looks like he doesn’t have a care in the world.

Ford’s corner seemed a little concerned in between rounds, and you can see why.

Ball just keeps coming forward and is having a lot of joy with uppercuts. The referee has a brief word with Ball for some work on the inside, but he keeps pressing on.

That’s another Ball round and he should be ahead on the cards at halfway.

Ball really fancies this, and he gets through with a sharp uppercut.

Back comes Ford with a body shot, but Ball is not giving an inch and he connects with a left uppercut. Beautiful punch.

Ball is showing he’s so much more than a brawler as he spins around the target and unloads on Ford. The American now has a couple of cuts and Ball is getting on top.

Ford connects with an uppcercut, but Ball comes him on to suggest he wasn’t bothered by it.

Ball then lands a good left hook and he is warming to his task. He bullies Ford to the ropes and chops down with a left hook. Excellent round for Ball.

Boxing meets football as AJ and Onana are spotted chatting at ringside.

It’s not always pretty from Ball but that doesn’t matter. It’s all about effective work.

He throws a six-punch combination and only lands one, but it brings applause from the crowd.

Ford is a classy operator, but Ball isn’t giving him a moment’s peace. Another close round, but Ford is cut just below his right eye, and it was caused by a punch.

Ford won his last fight with just 10 seconds to go of round 12 so he is always dangerous.

This is better from Ball, though, as he lands a nice uppercut on the inside. There is some real pop behind the punches of both men, and Ford is going after the body early on.

That’s a tight round, but more encouragement for Ball.

Ball is always the smaller man when he fights and knows he needs to get on the inside.

Ford is so sharp, and lands a good straight left from the southpaw stance to the body.

Ball is looking to dip under Ford’s shots but can’t land anything clean yet. A good opening round for the American.

Ball and Ford can both bang, and this is another tough fight to call.

The introductions are over, time for the first bell…

Raymond Ford is on his way as he bids to retain his title.

This could be his final fight at featherweight as he has talked about moving up to super-featherweight soon. Will he end his time at 126lbs as champion?

Will it be second time lucky for Nick Ball?

The Liverpudlian is on his way to the ring as he aims to become a world champion and change his life.

There was plenty of chatting between Hearn and Warren during that first fight.

Will they be so friendly as the night progresses and the stakes get bigger and bigger?

Straight onto our second fight and it’s a featherweight world title fight.

Nick Ball will be looking to get the better of Raymond Ford, with Ford knowing he needs to get a win on the board for Matchroom.

Warren is delighted with his winning start, and says Hutchinson can get even better.

Queensberry take the early advantage, can Matchroom bounce back?

After needle in the build-up, there is plenty of respect between both men after the bell. Hutchinson labels Richards a ‘hell of a fighter’.

Hutchinson is still only 25, and claims he is ‘ready to take over the world’ after tonight’s win. He’s now put himself in the title mix at 175lbs.

Hutchinson deservedly gets the decision on all three scorecards.

116-112, 117-111, 119-109 for the Scot.

That’s 1-0 to Team Warren.

Richards knows he needs to stop Hutchinson, but he doesn’t have much left in the tank.

Hutchinson all of a sudden is bouncing around on his toes again, and lands a lovely couple of jabs in quick succession.

Hutchinson is bleeding from the nose, but he managed that last round very well and has surely won this one. It has to be 1-0 to Team Warren.

The Man United goalkeeper has arrived, and even had a nibble on the way into the arena!

If this is a taste of what’s to come, we’ve got a hell of a night on our hands.

Richards is almost swinging himself off his feet as he lands a big right hand, then a left hook. Hutchinson comes back with big punches of his own – these men have chins made of granite.

That’s a Richards round, but he probably needs a knockout in the last round to win this one.

Eddie Hearn is on his feet as Richards piles on the pressure. Is the come-from-behind win on the cards?

He lands a big right hand and both men are swinging for the fences. Hutchinson should probably stick to his boxing, but his pride has taken over.

Back comes Hutchinson! Big left hand, and another, how is Richards staying up?

What a round! It’s probably Hutchinson’s in the end, but both men are so tired. Two rounds to go, it’s up for grabs!

Nick Ball will be in the ring after this fight, and he looks locked in on becoming a world champion at the second time of asking.

Richards’ trainer Shane McGuigan is urging his man on, insisting Hutchinson is tiring.

Hutchinson is now fighting in bursts, but his work is effective, while Richards is failing to land anything big.

With just over 10 seconds of the round to go Richards lands a big right hand. He is just starting to build a bit of momentum.

Hutchinson has never been past seven so this is the longest fight of his career.

Is he starting to feel the pace? Richards starts the round well and seems to bother Hutchinson a little with an attack in the corner.

But Hutchinson then lands a peach of a left hand out of the southpaw stance from off the ropes. A beautifully timed shot.

Hutchinson is slowing down, but he still has a handy lead.

We will be moving toworld title action in our next fight, and Raymond Ford is looking sharp on the pads backstage.

Hutchinson has the edge in speed and power here and is putting his shots together very nicely.

Richards is trying to go for the body, but Hutchinson is still landing the better punches and snapping Richards’ head back.

Hutchinson is finding it easy to avoid Richards’ attacks at the moment.

A quieter round and Richards is starting to target the body more. He has to try something different. Perhaps a Richards round that one, but he is well behind at halfway.

Anthony Joshua has arrived to support the Matchroom stable. It’s not looking great for Richards at the moment, though.

The left hook-right hand combination is working well for Hutchinson.

Richards just cannot get into this fight, and Hutchinson lands multiple punches as he leaps in from distance.

Richards is known for his engine, but he is leaving himself a lot of work to do as we move towards the halfway point. He’s probably lost every round.

Something to note: Hutchinson has never been beyond seven rounds, can he keep this pace going for 12 rounds?

He’s boxing with a swagger at the moment, and Richards is struggling to trouble him so far.

The right hand over the top is working a treat for Hutchinson, and that’s another round banked for the Scot. Frank Warren will be very happy with what he’s seeing from his man.

Hutchinson is mixing things up well to the head and body, and then springs into action to knock Richards back with a big right hand, and then another!

Hutchinson well on top. Richards is nicknamed ‘The Spider’ and he’s got himself caught in a bit of a web so far.

Hutchinson looks the more explosive fighter and he connects with a right hand over the top.

Hutchinson is switching between orthodox and southpaw, not allowing Richards to get into his rhythm.

The first round was close, but that was certainly a round for Hutchinson.

Hutchinson goes straight on the front foot and lands a leaping left hook.

Richards is looking to get his jab going, but Hutchinson lands a solid straight right.

Not much to split them in that round, perhaps Hutchinson just landed the more eye-catching shots.

The introductions are over, time to get down to business. Richards vs Hutchinson just seconds away from getting tonight’s action started…

Queensberry’s Hutchinson looks confident as he makes his way to the ring.

His only defeat came by stoppage, but can he prove he’s a world level fighter tonight? Both men weren’t taking a backwards step at yesterday’s weigh-in…

Here we go. Richards is on his way to the ring for Matchroom. Plenty of empty seats in the arena for now, but they are sure to fill up as the night progresses.

Dmitry Bivol has arrived for his fight against Malik Zinad.

He was originally due to face Artur Beterbiev in an undisputed light-heavyweight fight, but Beterbiev pulled out due to injury.

A win for Bivol tonight will set up that clash with Beterbiev in the second half of 2024.

Tonight’s fights don’t need much more hype, but Warren and Hearn are going to do their best anyway!

They have just been speaking together in the ring, before it all finishes with a respectful handshake. Let battle commence!

We will have three huge fights and then the Warren vs Hearn card will be paused for the small matter of a world title fight between Dmitry Bivol and Malik Zinad.

Zinad is a big underdog, but he has just arrived at the arena, and looked as cool as a cucumber.

Grab your dinner and a drink, the first fight will be starting shortly.

Who’s going to come out on top – Hearn or Warren? We’re about to find out…

Hutchinson has just one loss on his record and will be desperate to move closer to a potential world title shot by beating Richards.

A sneak peak inside his dressing room suggests the Scot is not feeling the nerves…

Craig Richards will be involved in tonight’s first fight when he takes on Willy Hutchinson.

The Matchroom fighter has an 18-3-1 record, and will be hoping to get his team off to the perfect start.

There has been plenty of needle in the build-up, and it is difficult to pick a winner from the light-heavyweight contest.

Indeed there is!

If a fighter wins by decision, their team will be awarded one point. If a fighter wins by knockout, their team will be awarded two points.

And… each team has a nominated captain where there are double points on offer. Team Hearn is captained by Deontay Wilder, while Team Warren is led by Hamzah Sheeraz.

It could all come down to the final fight of the night!

Tonight’s action will be getting underway in the next half hour, and the likes of Craig Richards and Raymond Ford – representing Matchroom – have arrived.

Hamzah Sheeraz has a fascinating fight on his hands against American Ammo Williams.

The winner will move into the mandatory position for a middleweight world title shot.

Mail Sport joined the unbeaten Brit on his pilgrimage in Mecca for Ramadan back in March, and he opened up on his ambitions in the sport.

Some of boxing’s biggest names will be tuning in to watch tonight’s show.

Anthony Joshua, who is promoted by Hearn, and Tyson Fury – promoted by Warren – have seen supportive messages, making their allegiances very clear!

Nick Ball was extremely unfortunate not to get his hands on a world title when his fight with Mexico’s Rey Vargas was controversially scored a draw on the Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou undercard in March.

He will get a second shot at glory tonight, though, representing Warren against America’s Raymond Ford.

Ball, whose style has been compared to Mike Tyson, opened up to Mail Sport about being laser-focused on finally becoming world champion.

We have Wilder-Zhang last up, but you won’t want to miss the other four Warren vs Hearn fights on this card either.

Plus, we have a world title fight that is separate to the 5 vs 5 competition, with Dmitry Bivol defending his light-heavyweight belt against late replacement Malik Zinad.

Here’s how the night will play out, with the live action due to get underway shortly after 7pm…

The Hearn and Warren families have competed against one another for the best part of four decades.

Until recently, they hated one another! But now they have come together to put on a historic card, and Mail+ has taken a look at everything you need to know about Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren ahead of this evening’s event…

We all love a good heavyweight scrap and that’s exactly what we will get in tonight’s main event.

Deontay Wilder and Zhilei Zhang will both be looking to get back on track after losing to Joseph Parker in their most recent outings.

Wilder will be representing Team Hearn, with Zhang on Warren’s side, and a knockout appears a virtual certainty when these two monster punchers collide.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of this evening’s huge Queensberry vs Matchroom event.

Five fighters from the stables of Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn will go against each other in Saudi Arabia, with careers and bragging rights on the line.

It promises to be a special evening full of drama…