Daniel Dubois' bid to win every belt continues tonight when he takes on Ebenezer Tetteh for the Commonwealth title.
The Brit, 22, has so far picked up the Southern Area, English and British straps in his short career and victory tonight will leave him just the European and world titles short of a full set.
Dubois established himself as the best heavyweight in the country last time out when he stopped Nathan Gorman in July.
Tetteh brings an unbeaten record to the Royal Albert Hall but has largely been untested throughout his career.
Here is everything you need to know about the fight...
When is the fight?
The fight is taking place tonight.
Where will the fight be held?
The fight will be held at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
What TV channel is the fight on?
The fight will be shown on BT Sport 1 with coverage starting at 7.30pm.
What time will the fight start?
Dubois and Tetteh are expected to walk to the ring at around 10.30pm.
Is there a live steam?
The fight can be streamed on the BT Sport website or app.
Who is on the undercard?
Nicola Adams vs Maria Salinas
Archie Sharp vs Declan Geraghty
Denzel Bentley vs Kelcie Ball
Willy Hutchinson vs Borislav Zankov
Dennis McCann vs Georgi Georgiev
Jonathan Palata vs Chris Healey
Lewis Edmondson vs Robert Studzinski
Sam Noakes vs Chris Adaway
Eithan James vs Fonz Alexander
Mohammad Bilal Ali vs Aleksandrs Birkenbergs
Latest news
Daniel Dubois has warned Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury he is coming for them.
The heavyweight sensation and is blazing a trail through the division and challenges for the vacant Commonwealth title at the Royal Albert Hall on Friday.
Dubois, who is already 12-0 with 11 stoppages, won the British crown in his last fight and says he will soon be ready for Joshua and Fury.
“I see myself taking over pretty soon,” said the Londoner. “I don’t think I’m far off those fights.
“I’ve just got to set my mind on taking over and knocking out whoever they put in front of me.
Dubois recognised for achievements
Daniel Dubois has been named the Young Boxer of the Year by the Boxing Writers' Club.
"There were many strong contenders for the award and I am honoured that my progress in the sport is commended by the winning of such a prestigious honour," he said
"I know I am following in the footsteps of many, many greats and it is my intention to emulate their achievements.
"I will accept the award on behalf of my team because this has been a team effort and I would like to thank Martin and Tony Bowers and everyone at the Peacock Gym, along with my promoter Frank Warren for successfully guiding my career so far."
