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Zach Parker has been the super middleweight division’s forgotten man but the 29-year-old is ready to remind everybody exactly who he is. Parker returned from a 10-month injury lay-off to stop Khalid Gradia last September and next weekend takes his comeback to the another level. He will fight Germany’s former WBA super middleweight champion Tyron Zeuge (27-1-1, 15 KOs) as part of Queensberry’s latest Magnificent Seven show.

Nick Ball may have won the respect of the boxing world but the unbeaten featherweight will board his flight home from Saudi Arabia without the prize he really wanted; the WBC featherweight title.

Brad Rea believes that he is in the ideal place to make a real impact on the British super middleweight scene

Alex Dilmaghani will have to wait a little longer before making his return to action, but the English super featherweight told Boxing Scene that all the pieces remain in place for a busy 2024. Dilmaghani (20-2-1, 7 KOs) had been due to face Orlando “Capu” Gonzalez (22-2, 12 KOs) on March 27, but a hand injury ruled the Puerto Rican out of the fight.

Fabio Wardley believes that Francis Ngannou will get a first-hand demonstration of just how much Anthony Joshua has improved since linking up with Ben Davison when the two meet in Saudi Arabia on Friday night.

The efforts of Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority are benefitting unheralded fighters such as Gavin Gwynne and Mark Chamberlain, who meet in a pivotal lightweight bout Friday on the Anthony Joshua-Francis Ngannou undercard in Riyadh.

Chantelle Cameron appears to have ruled out a third fight with Katie Taylor happening imminently

Over the years, Frank Warren has shown a knack for choosing the right fight at the right time. The Hall of Fame promoter’s instincts will be put to the test again this Friday night when Nick Ball challenges Rey Vargas for the WBC featherweight world title.

Tyson Fury insists that the cut that caused the postponement of his eagerly awaited fight with Oleksandr Usyk has already healed and that he is ready to stop the Ukrainian when they finally meet in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on May 18.