Comments Thread For: Nick Ball Powers Past Isaac Dogboe, Secures Wide Decision in WBC Final Eliminator

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By Jake Donovan - Nick Ball punched his way into title contention with his most significant win to date. The unbeaten featherweight outhustled former WBO junior featherweight titlist Isaac Dogboe to claim a twelve-round, unanimous decision victory. Judges Mark Lyson (119-108), Kevin Parker (118-109) and Kieran McCann (116-111) all ruled for Ball in their TNT Sports/ESPN+ televised WBC featherweight title eliminator Saturday evening at AO Arena in Manchester, England.
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At the AO Arena, Manchester, a final eliminator for the WBC World Featherweight Championship, the WBC Silver champion Nick Ball (18-0, 11 KOs) will come up against former WBO world champion Isaac Dogboe (24-3, 15).

[edpboxing]

I am stoked for Ball-Dogboe

[deathofaclown]

I am stoked for Ball-Dogboe

Great fight that's really flying under the radar

Really looking forward to it

[Idunnoshet]

Anybody know what time the main event's starting ?

U.S time.

[edpboxing]

Anybody know what time the main event's starting ?

U.S time.

Rings walks are scheduled for 4 pm CT from what I’ve seen, but depends on how the undercards fights play out, so potentially later

[Idunnoshet]

Rings walks are scheduled for 4 pm CT from what I’ve seen, but depends on how the undercards fights play out, so potentially later

Cool. Thanks for that.

I'm pulling for Dogboe.
He's a good dude and trained at our gym for a bit.

James Toney was training him at the time.

[edpboxing]

Sounds like we missed good fight between Collins-Miller, was it aired anywhere?

[edpboxing]

Rankin-Kozin coming up first for the vacant WBC & WBA super welterweight straps

[madhive]

Scoring women's boxing matches can be hard sometimes because both Fighters aren't doing enough to separate themselves from one another.