UK begin time, full undercard, dwell stream and tips on how to watch IBF featherweight title rematch tonight

Child Galahad and James ‘Jazza’ Dickens face off once more tonight almost eight years on since their first assembly.

Galahad, who has a document of 27 wins and one defeat, beat fellow Brit Dickens in September 2013, claiming a TKO victory to win the British super-bantamweight title on the time.

Now, they’ll go toe-to-toe once more this Saturday with the vacant IBF featherweight title on the road.

Galahad misplaced to Josh Warrington in June 2019 however bounced again with a win over Claudio Marrero final day trip.

In the meantime, Dickens has labored his approach up the ranks in recent times, profitable eight in a row together with his victory over Ryan Walsh in December.

It ought to be an thrilling all-British title conflict on the Matchroom Headquarters in Brentwood this weekend.

Galahad v Dickens: Date and tips on how to watch

This twelve-round featherweight bout will happen on Saturday, August 7 and is being held on the Matchroom Headquarters in Brentwood.

The ring walks for Galahad v Dickens are anticipated from 10:30pm on the evening.

Streaming service DAZN shall be exhibiting the battle within the UK from 7pm.

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Galahad v Dickens: Undercard

Topic to vary

• Child Galahad v James Dickens – for vacant IBF featherweight title
• Fabio Wardley v Nick Webb – for BBBofC English heavyweight title
• Alen Babic v Mark Bennett
• Ebanie Bridges v Bec Connolly
• Aqib Fiaz v Kevin Baldospino
• Johnny Fisher v Danny Whitaker

Galahad v Dickens: What’s been mentioned?

James Dickens: “I don’t even see it as a rematch, as unusual as that sounds. 

“A lot has occurred in each our careers since that battle and we’re each completely different fighters at a special weight in the present day. 

“I’m anticipating a completely completely different Child Galahad and I believe that he’s anticipating a special model of me.

“Everytime you lose, no one is excited about you. I’ve seen that first hand.

“It’s a tough place to be in when you haven’t any fights developing and that was the place I used to be in. It was essential that I didn’t neglect why I began boxing and what my finish purpose was.

“I needed to remind myself of that a number of occasions.”