BOXXER fighters feature in a star-studded line-up for The Ring’s latest blockbuster event, Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov on Saturday, April 11 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, live on Netflix. 

Heavyweight stablemates Jeamie TKV and Richard Riakporhe will clash for the British Heavyweight Title in what promises to be an explosive encounter between the London rivals.

Tottenham’s TKV begins his reign as British Heavyweight Champion after defeating Frazer Clarke to capture the vacant title in a bruising twelve-round contest in Derby last November. TKV proved his pedigree in the hard-fought victory and came close to stopping Clarke in the eleventh round of their punishing heavyweight battle.

‘The Midnight Train’ Riakporhe, from Walworth in South London, has looked destructive since moving up to heavyweight, having previously held the British title and challenged for world honours at cruiserweight.

Fighting on the undercard of the Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn II rematch, Riakporhe made short work of Tommy Welch, showcasing his frightening knockout power with a second-round stoppage victory.

Frazer Clarke returns to action in another seismic heavyweight showdown as he takes on Justis Huni in a mouth watering clash  between two of the division’s highly regarded contenders.

Clarke suffered a split-decision defeat to Jeamie TKV last time out and will be eager to get back to winning ways. The Tokyo 2020 Olympic super-heavyweight bronze medallist faces a tough assignment against Australia’s Huni, who is also looking to get his promising career back on track following a knockout defeat to Clarke’s former rival Fabio Wardley

Huni was ahead on all three judges’ scorecards and appeared to be cruising towards a points victory when he was dramatically stopped by current WBO World Champion Wardley in the tenth round of their contest for the WBA Interim title.

Sidcup welterweight Elliot Whale also features on the card against Tom Hill as he looks to continue his impressive run of form following a TKO victory over Ashlee Eales in Leeds last December.

The unbeaten prospect delivered a composed and clinical performance to secure the stoppage win, further enhancing his reputation as one of the most promising young fighters in the domestic welterweight division.

Fighting in front of a huge crowd at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and live on Netflix represents another important step in Whale’s development as he looks to establish himself as a serious contender at 147lb.