Boxing Schedule: This weekend is shaping up to be an exciting one for boxing fans, with several high-profile fights taking place across the globe. From Japan to Germany to the United States, there are plenty of opportunities to catch some impressive matches. Follow Latest Boxing News with Insidesport.IN
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Boxing Schedule
One of the most highly anticipated fights is the rematch between Joshua Franco and Kazuto Ioka for Franco’s WBA Super-Flyweight World Title. The two will square off in Tokyo, Japan on June 24. Another title fight will take place between Carlos Adames and Julian Williams, with Adames defending his WBC ‘Interim’ Middleweight Belt.
In New York, Edgar Berlanga will take on Jason Quigley in a Super-Middleweight bout, while Adam Kownacki and Joe Cusumano will face off in a heavyweight match. Reshat Mati and Wesley Ferrer will also compete in a junior welterweight fight.
Over in Germany, Slawa Spomer and Felice Moncelli will duke it out in a 10-round junior middleweight match, and Vincent Feigenbutz will take on an as-yet-unnamed opponent in an eight-round middleweight fight.
With so many exciting matches happening in different parts of the world, it can be difficult to keep track of everything. However, boxing fans can rest assured that they will have plenty of options to choose from this weekend, no matter where they are located.
Fans in the United States can catch several of the fights on DAZN or Showtime, while those in the UK will have to wait for confirmation on whether any of the matches will be televised there.
Overall, this weekend promises to be a thrill for boxing fans, with a diverse range of matches happening across the world. Whether you tune in to watch your favorite boxer defend their title or to discover a new up-and-coming talent, there is sure to be something for everyone. Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS / For Boxing News updates with InsideSport.IN
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