The main card starts at 1:30 p.m. ET live on DAZN and main event ring walks are expected at around 4:30 p.m. ET.

Nelson Hysa def. Patrick Korte – KO2

Total mismatch. Hysa mauled Korte from the opening bell, landing heavy hooks and snapping his head back with every clean shot. Korte took a knee in the first after eating a pair of brutal right hands, then barely survived the round. Hysa came right back and finished the job in the second — another knockdown, another barrage, and Korte was done. No answers, no resistance, just a one-sided beatdown.

Billy Adams def. Alexander Morales – Points (40-36)

Adams boxed circles around Morales and didn’t lose a second. He stayed light on his feet, mixed levels, and picked his shots clean. Morales tried to close the gap but never laid a glove on him with intent. It was routine, clinical, and exactly what a 7-0 prospect should do to a journeyman. Nothing flashy — just four rounds of pure control.

Sam Gilley vs. Gideon Onyenani – Draw (76-76)

Gilley couldn’t handle the pressure and looked lost in the trenches. Onyenani roughed him up inside, turned it into a phonebooth fight, and never let him get comfy. Gilley tried to box but got bullied into survival mode. Ugly fight, fair result?

Umar Khan def. Moises Garcia – Unanimous Decision (79-72)

Khan boxed well enough but looked like he was sparring, not fighting. He flashed quick combos, then coasted through long stretches without urgency. Garcia had zero answers but never looked close to folding. It was one-sided — and still forgettable.

Lillie Winch def. Katerina Dvorakova – Unanimous Decision (60-54)

Winch kept it clean, sharp, and all business from the opening bell. She jabbed, pivoted, and shut Dvorakova down without taking risks. The Czech fighter tried to force a brawl but never got past the front door. Pure control — every round, every second.

Fight Card – Live on DAZN