Former Commonwealth and British heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois fights Trevor Bryan tonight in Miami, as he looks to win the American's WBA world championship.
The London born boxer has responded well since losing his first professional fight back in 2020 to fellow Brit Joe Joyce, beating both Bogdan Dinu and Joe Cusumano inside two rounds to set up the clash with the undefeated 32-year-old.
Bryan is the 'regular' champion for the WBA franchise, and the winner will earn a fight against Hughie Fury or Michael Hunter, to set up a challenger for the WBA 'super' champion, which is currently Oleksandr Usyk.
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However, a fight against the Ukrainian for either fighter could be some way off, with talks ongoing between Anthony Joshua for a rematch set to take place this summer, with the winner of that fight potentially going on to face Tyson Fury to settle the undisputed question in what could be the Gypsy King's final fight.
But Bryan will be confident of retaining his unbeaten record (22-0-0) in front of a home crowd inside the Casino Miami Jai-Alai in Miami. In his previous bout, the American but on a strong showing against Jonathan Guidry despite the fight going the full 12 rounds.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the fight:
Where is Dubois v Bryan?
The fight takes place at the Casino Miami Jai-Alai in Miami, Florida.
When is Dubois v Bryan?
The fight will take place on Saturday, 11th June. The main card is set to get underway 1am (BST), with the main event ring walks scheduled for 4am (BST). These timings could change due to the length of the undercard fights.
How can I watch Dubois v Bryan?
The fight will be broadcast exclusively live on BT Sport 1 HD from 7pm (BST), with coverage of Queensberry's show from Telford leading into the fight. The fight is also available to stream on both the BT Sport app on mobile and tablet and BTSport.com.
Who else is on the undercard?
Trevor Bryan vs Daniel Dubois (WBA ‘regular’ heavyweight title)
Dacarree Scott vs Jonathan Guidry (heavyweight)
Ahmed Elbiali vs Dervin Colina (light-heavyweight)
Johnnie Langston vs Isaiah Thompson (cruiserweight)
Tre’Sean Wiggins vs Travis Castellon (welterweight)
Ian Green vs Anthony Lenk (middleweight)
Luis J Rodriguez Fernandez vs Ryan Adams (super-middleweight)
Raynel Mederos vs Ryan Wilson (super-lightweight)
