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George Liddard vs. Omar Ilunga 

A showcase of Britain’s next generation of boxing talent at the iconic York Hall. Headlined by rising star George Liddard in his title debut, this event promises unforgettable action featuring Heavy-hitter Jimmy Sains as he brings his 100% KO record to the Co-main, while Karol Iatuma makes his anticipated comeback, alongside fan favourites, Inder Bassi, Shannon Ryan, Maisey Rose Courtney, Juila Lee and Heavyweight Dorin Krasmaru complete a stacked card of future champions as we witness A New Dawn in British Boxing.
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A showcase of Britain’s next generation of boxing talent at the iconic York Hall. Headlined by rising star George Liddard in his title debut, this event promises unforgettable action featuring Heavy-hitter Jimmy Sains as he brings his 100% KO record to the Co-main, while Karol Iatuma makes his anticipated comeback, alongside fan favourites, Inder Bassi, Shannon Ryan, Maisey Rose Courtney, Juila Lee and Heavyweight Dorin Krasmaru complete a stacked card of future champions as we witness A New Dawn in British Boxing.

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Studio:Huge Boxing, Matchroom Boxing, DAZN

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