Codie Smith

Harlem Eubank (16-0, 6 KOs) returns to London’s iconic York Hall as the Brighton man looks to continue his climb up the Super Lightweight rankings against Miguel Cesario Antin (20-11-1, 8 KOs).

British champion Josh Kelly sets his sights on world honours, taking on Latino WBO Super Welterweight Champion Gabriel Corzo in Newcastle.

Mick Conlan makes his long-awaited homecoming, looking to deliver another statement performance as he takes on Kevin Walsh for the WBC International Featherweight Title

Harlem Eubank returns to the Brighton Centre with redemption on his mind as he looks to silence his critics and reignite his world title ambitions. Determined to bounce back from a controversial loss to Jack Catterall earlier this year, Eubank faces Canada’s ‘wild man’ Josh Wagner, a former IBF International champion eager to derail the hometown favourite’s comeback and make a name for himself on British soil.

Nathan Gorman faces Bohdan Myronets at the Toughsheet Community Stadium, Bolton.

Josh Kelly faces Flavius Biea in Newcastle in a super welterweight clash. Kelly (16-1-1) looks to extend his winning streak and edge closer to a world title shot, while Romania’s Biea (24-1) aims to upset the hometown favourite and make his mark on the world stage.

One of the biggest names in British boxing, the unbeaten Eubank meets former French welterweight champion Nurali Erdogan at the Walker Dome in Newcastle.

Michael Conlan (19-3, 9 KOs) continues his comeback trail as he faces England’s Jack Bateson (20-1-1, 6 KOs) in a 10-round clash for the vacant WBC International Featherweight title at Dublin’s 3Arena. Conlan returned to winning ways in March, while Leeds’ Bateson, a former Team GB standout, looks to make a statement on the road in one of the toughest tests of his career.

Harlem Eubank faces the most dangerous opponent of his career when he meets Irish boxing warrior Tyrone McKenna. The unbeaten Eubank meets The Mighty Celt at The Brighton Centre, in a fight that is guaranteed to deliver drama and excitement – and prove the truest test of Harlem’s title temperament to date.

Lyndon Arthur and Braian Suarez clash for the vacant IBO world light heavyweight title at the University of Bolton Stadium.