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<\/p>\nSaturday has arrived, and with it, a couple of strong cards in the United Kingdom and United States.<\/p>\n
Starting off in the UK, Ryan Garner will face Michael Magnesi for the vacant WBC interim world super featherweight title at St. Mary’s Stadium in Southampton. <\/p>\n
Garner last stepped into the ring in March, defeating Cristian Bielma with a third-round KO in Dublin. The fight extended his undefeated record to 19, with 10 of those wins coming by KO. Magenisi, meanwhile, last entered the ring in February, defeating Marcos Martinez in an eight-round decision. Magnesi’s record currently stands at 26-2, with 13 wins coming via KO.<\/p>\n
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Ryan Garner vs Archie Sharp | IMAGO \/ PA Images<\/p>\n
In Oceanside, California, Oscar Collazo will take on challenger Neider Valdez, who’s looking to take away Collazo’s WBA, WBO and Ring Magazine titles.<\/p>\n
Collazo last fought in March, defeating Jesus Haro via sixth-round TKO, with Haro retiring in his corner ahead of the seventh round. The win brought Collazo’s undefeated record to 14, with 11 of those coming by way of knockout.<\/p>\n
Joey Canoy was originally slated for this title shot, but visa issues led to his withdrawal and meant Valdez was brought in as a replacement. Valdez’s record stands at 15 wins, 3 losses, and 3 draws, and he is coming off a sixth-round draw with Gerardo Rodriguez.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhen I received the phone call, I couldn\u2019t believe it, but without hesitation, I accepted the challenge,\u201d Valdez told Golden Boy<\/a>. \u201cI stay in the gym and work hard every day, always waiting for an opportunity like this.\u201d<\/p>\n
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