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BOXING will once again see Leeds born Josh Warrington take on Kiko Martinez in bid to become featherweight world champion.Warrington’s last fight ended in a technical draw after a clash of heads with Mauricio Lara in round two, with the Mexican unable to continue.
Josh Warrington will fight Kiko Martinez on March 26Credit: Getty
The Leeds born fighter last faced Martinez back in 2017 defeating the Spanish fighter on points to retain his featherweight title.
Martinez seized the IBF featherweight title after an impressive sixth round TKO of Kid Galahad back in November.
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After testing positive for Covid-19 back in January, there were fears the fight may be moved but this has not been the case and the two will once again lock horns on March 26.
When is Warrington vs Martinez?

Josh Warrington’s clash with Kiko Martinez will take place on Saturday, March 26.
The bout will take place at the First Direct Arena in Leeds.
There will be a packed out crowd in Warrington’s home town.
In the UK fans can expect ring-walks to get underway from 10pm GMT on the evening of Saturday, March 26.

What channel is it and can it be live streamed?

Warrington vs Martinez will be shown live on DAZN in the UK.
You can live stream the action from the DAZN app, which is available for download onto your mobile device, tablet or Smart TV.
To subscribe to DAZN, head to their website and sign-up for £7.99 a month.

Warrington vs Martinez FULL CARD

Kiko Martinez vs. Josh Warrington; IBF world featherweight title
Maxi Hughes vs. Ryan Walsh; IBO world lightweight title
Maria Cecilia Roman vs. Ebanie Bridges; IBF women’s world bantamweight title
Dalton Smith vs. Ray Moylette; Super lightweight
Calum French vs. TBC; Super lightweight
Mali Wright vs. TBC; Light heavyweight
Cory O’Regan vs. TBC; Super lightweight
Skye Nicolson vs. TBC; Women’s featherweight

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What have they said?
Warrington said: “He knocks out Kid Galahad and I hear that he’s gone back to the changing room and said ‘I want Josh Warrington.”
“He wasn’t lying because a few days later I got a call saying that Kiko wants to fight, it’s funny because I beat him five years ago. It was a tough fit and we go again, where he walks into it as champion.”
Martinez has said: ‘I’ve come with the same mentality, to win and win quickly, to surprise the world again.
“I’m delighted to show that I can reign once again at this level.” More

LEIGH WOOD is looking to make a name for himself as he faces Michael Conlan in his hometown of Nottingham. Wood impressively stopped Chinese fighter Can Xu in the 12th round of their clash last summer to secure the WBC ‘Regular’ featherweight title at Fight Camp.
And the 33-year-old was immediately ordered to defend his title against Ireland’s Conlan, who is signed by American promoters Top Rank.
Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom won the purse bids for the fight, which was originally touted to take place in both Belfast and New York.
But Wood will have the hometown advantage in Nottingham, with 9,000 fans expected to attend the fight.
The winner could be elevated to the ‘Super’ world champion at 126lbs, with current champ Leo Santa Cruz not likely to return to defend his belt.

Live results

Leigh Wood vs. Michael Conlan
Terri Harper beat Yamila Belen Abellaneda
Caoimhin Agyarko beat Juan Carlos Rubio
Gary Cully beat Miguel Vazquez
Erica Farias beat Sandy Ryan
Thomas Whittaker-Hart beat Ben Thomas
Thomas Carty beat Michael Boloz
Nico Leivars beat Jose Hernandez

ROUND FIVE: Wood vs Conlan
Wood is caught again early on – but steadies himself after a testing first 30 seconds.
Conlan ends the fourth with fierce hook on target
Conlan finished the round strongly.
And Wood’s corner are urging him to up his punch rate.
Crowd roaring Wood on
Wood is resisting well against the Belfast hero.
He misses with a left-hander but his usual sharpness is missing.
Conlan responds well, but misses with a huge shot
ROUND FOUR: Wood vs Conlan
Conlan’s targeting the body again – but he was forced back onto the ropes himself.
Conlan lands a huge right
Wood is rocked again but they don’t come much tougher than him.
Conlan is boxing neatly – but somehow Wood ended the third round tidily and possibly on top
ROUND THREE: Wood vs Conlan
Wood is edging his way back into it, but he still looks a bit shaky.
ROUND TWO: Wood vs Conlan
Wood is swinging out wildly, his head still not clear from Conlan’s looping left-hander that floored him in the opener.
But the Brit managed to hold on.
Leigh Wood vs Michael Conlan
ROUND ONE: Wood was down in the final seconds of the first round as he defends his WBA featherweight crown.
Yet Conlan had been on the back foot earlier.
Agyarko vs Rubio – Final result
Agyarko takes the victory and celebrates by donning a sombrero – living up to his Canelo nickname.
Agyarko vs Rubio – R10
The ‘Irish Canelo’ goes for broke in search of a knockout and has Rubio on the ropes once more but yet again cannot get his opponent on the canvas.
Rubio lands a couple of body punches but it will not be enough – he has been well and truly beaten here.
The pair embrace at the end of a hard-fought battle but it is Agyarko who has done enough to win the 11th fight of his boxing career.
Agyarko vs Rubio – R10
Final stanza now. Agyarko well in the lead.
Rubio takes another peppering but keeps upright and throwing.
Agyarko sees the fight out and will take a UD very shortly.
Carlos Rubio is a freakishly brave man.
Agyarko vs Rubio – R9
Again the man from Belfast cannot find the killer punch to land a KO with Rubio still giving as good as he gets.
But it is clear Rubio is tiring and lacking power in his punches.
That is bad news considering he needs a knock-out to somehow pull this one out of the bag – advantage Agyarko heading into the tenth!
Agyarko vs Rubio – R8
Agyarko comes close to ending the fight with a flurry of powerful right hands.
But the Mexican challenger somehow stays up right and lives to fight another round.
His left eye has taken damage however and he is receiving treatment – it doesn’t look good for Rubio.
Agyarko vs Rubio – R5
The Belfast ace throws everything into a couple of long-range uppercuts but misses wildly.
Rubio is definitely concerned about his potential power.
There isn’t punch coming back from the Mexican so Agyarko is happy walking him down and looking for a perfect shot to end things.
Agyarko vs Rubio – R4
Agyarko lands a cuffing left hook when Rubio dares throw a jab.
Then a straight right flies right down the Mexican’s pipe.
Rubio keeps hurling back, though, then two brutal right hands crunch into Rubio and the bell saves him on the ropes.
A vicious Agyarko attack right on the bell that almost lands him a stoppage win.
Can he finish if off in the fifth?
Agyarko vs Rubio – R3
Rubio lands a couple of his own digs as Agyarko waits a split second too long.
Agyarko switches to mimic Rubio’s stance and has a brief bit of success before switching back.
The Irishman is looking for a highlight reel counter KO but Rubio might be too clever to fall into the trap.
Agyarko vs Rubio – R2
Rubio is a Mexican southpaw with height but his ribs will soon be tested by Agyarko’s body shots.
Agyarko boxes with his lead left hand hangling low by his waist but his reflexes are rapid as he lands with a counter right.
Two in the bank for Agyarko but he will want a special stoppage on such a big night for Irish boxing.
Agyarko vs Rubio – R1
Ireland’s middleweight sensation, Caoimhin Agyarko, looks to put on another show now on Mick Conlan’s undercard.
Agyarko is a fearsome body puncher enjoying the nickname Irish Canelo.
Rubio’s record looks impressive but his opponents have been push-overs and he looks spindly compaired to the Belfast banger.
Harper vs Abellaneda – R10
Harper has coped cooly with the cut and there’s a warm sign of respect as the final stanza starts.
It’s a been a good comeback from Harper, a live opponent who has hit her.
She could have taken an easy push-over so deserves credit for this contest and performance, at a new weight.
Unanimous decision win coming…
Harper vs Abellaneda – R9
Peachy left hands from Harper – out of the southpaw stance – sting Abellaneda.
Harper’s defensive work has been really sound.
The Brit banks the penultimate round with early power shots and head movement.
Harper vs Abellaneda – R6
Harper is warned over a low-blow as Abellaneda complains about an illegal punch.
The Argentine lands a couple of shots and Harper does not worry.
A closer round for the judges to score.
Harper should be well ahead though.
Harper vs Abellaneda – R5
Harper banks another round but Abellaneda is not wilting.
Crisp combiantions land from the Denaby ace but still no knockdowns scores.
Two minutes rounds definitely limit KO chances on the women’s code.
Harper vs Abellaneda – R4
Team Harper clean up the wound and the ace races back out.
Abellaneda is being made to miss and punished with counters.
A crisp right uppercut from Harper connects but Abellaneda is a tough Argentine.
The cut opens again and naturally carries the blood down into Harper’s eye but the team seem comfortable coping with it.
Harper vs Abellaneda – R3
Two great right hands from Harper score.
Abellaneda is hurt and looks desperate already.
Harper has a nasty cut over her left eye but it must have come from a clash of heads as she has not been hit.
Another sweet round for Harper but her corner have a job on their hands with a gash in her eyebrow.
Harper vs Abellaneda – R2
Abellaneda is game and rugged but crude with looping right hands.
Harper is able to evade her shots smoothly and ping back.
Two rounds in the bank for the Brit now but we want to see more scoring shots from the Englishwoman.
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LEIGH WOOD will be looking to make a name for himself when he faces Michael Conlan in his hometown of Nottingham. Wood impressively stopped Chinese fighter Can Xu in the 12th round of their clash last summer to win the WBC ‘Regular’ featherweight title at Fight Camp.
Mick Conaln is undefeated in 16 fights as a professionalCredit: Sportsfile
Leigh Wood will defend his WBA featherweight title against Mick ConlanCredit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
And the 33-year-old nearly immediately ordered to defend his title against Ireland’s Conlan, who is signed by American promoters Top Rank.
Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom won the purse bids for the fight, which was originally touted to take place in both Belfast and New York.
But Wood will have the hometown advantage in Nottingham, with 9,000 fans expected to attend the fight.
The winner could be elevated to the ‘Super’ world champion at 126lbs, with current champ Leo Santa Cruz not likely to return to defend his belt.
When is Wood vs Conlan?

Leigh Wood’s clash with Michael Conlan will take place this weekend on Saturday, March 12.
The fight will be held at Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham.
There will be 9,000 fans, split into Nottingham and Irish sections, in attendance at the bout.
The main event ring walks can be expected at around 10pm UK time.

What channel is it and can it be live streamed?

Wood vs Conlan will be shown live on DAZN in the UK.
You can live stream the action from the DAZN app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.
To subscribe to DAZN, it will cost you £7.99-a-month to sign-up to the streaming service.
The undercard action will get underway from 7pm UK time.

Wood vs Conlan FULL CARD

Leigh Wood vs. Michael Conlan
Terri Harper vs. Yamila Belen Abellaneda
Caoimhin Agyarko vs. Juan Carlos Rubio
Gary Cully vs. Miguel Vazquez
Sandy Ryan vs. Erica Farias
Thomas Whittaker-Hart vs. Simon Krebs
Thomas Carty vs. Michael Boloz
Nico Leivars vs. Jose Hernandez

What has been said?
“I do rate and respect him as a fighter, making sure I’m doing everything I need to do to win. He is quite tricky; we’ve looked at him in great detail,” Wood said.
“Social media wise, it seems like he’s got all of Team Conlan trying to rattle me, but it is what it is, I give what I get.
“He can do what he wants to try and throw me off, but I just see it as a weakness, trying to get any advantage he can – it’s not going to work one bit but do that opposite.”
Conlan has said: “I have the utmost respect for him as a person and fighter but f**k all that until after the fight. Let’s get the fight done.
“I’ve been in with big punchers my whole life, I’ve had over 250 fights in the amateurs and sparred numerous rounds with big punchers – Oscar Valdez.
“I have answer for anything Leigh does, I know what type of fighter he is, he punches hard yes but slow feet and curly head. I’ll punch ahead of him.”
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