Alex Dilmaghani v Francisco Fonseca 16th November Channel 5

Alex Dilmaghani and Francisco Fonseca go head-to-head at York Hall in London for the vacant IBO World Super Featherweight title.

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This fight was cancelled at the last minute in September.

Alex Dilmaghani v Francisco Fonseca. Coverage of the bout for the vacant WBA International Super Featherweight title at Maidstone Leisure Centre. Home favourite Dilmaghani is looking to claim the first title of his professional career and extend his 15-fight winning streak with a victory against the Nicaraguan, who has a credible record of 25 wins, two defeats and one draw, but is fighting outside of North America for the first time. With commentary by Dave Farrar and Richie Woodhall.

There are plenty of reasons to be excited about boxing in 2019 with some of the world’s hottest names gearing up for major fights.

Anthony Joshua – and the rest of the boxing world – was left stunned by his defeat to outsider Andy Ruiz Jr in June, and he will be gunning to reclaim his belts in a December rematch.

But there are plenty of terrific fights to be aired every week, aside from mega-bouts involving the likes of Joshua.

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Missed the start of this but they have been going at it toe to toe and it is round 6. Crazy pace

Dilmaghani now having a strong round 8 and finally Fonseca is tiring.

Big clash of heads in round 9 and Dilmaghani struggling now.

Amazing fight round 11 and they are still punching like crazy. Dilmaghani is losing it now.

It was a majority draw. Fonseca got one of the judges backing him.