Daniel Dubois defends his WBO heavyweight title against Fabio Wardley after their dramatic 11th-round finish in May.

Dubois’ jab and sustained pressure give him the more dependable route, provided he gets through Wardley’s early power.

Wardley dropped him twice in their first meeting, so one clean right hand can still change the fight.

Our pick is Dubois by KO/TKO/DQ, with another hard fight more likely than an easy repeat.

O’Doherty’s jab and sustained work meet Gomez’s close-range pressure in one of the night’s most competitive matchups.

We lean O’Doherty in a very tight decision; Gomez’s best chance is to keep him trading rather than setting the pace.

Two-time Olympic champion Jalalov brings southpaw range and a powerful straight left against the experienced Dacres.

Our pick is Jalalov by KO/TKO/DQ, but he needs to establish distance before Dacres can build rhythm with combinations.

Unbeaten southpaw Birchall faces a seasoned Giles, whose title-fight experience makes him a useful test beyond the early rounds.

The key is whether Birchall can sustain his pressure while Giles uses his ringcraft to make him reset.

Curtis brings a long winning run into a matchup with Agius, whose six victories have all come on points.

Clean scoring and control of the exchanges should matter more here than chasing an early finish.

European youth gold medallist Safari makes his professional debut against the vastly experienced Pollard.

The priority is a composed first performance: establish the jab, place the punches and avoid forcing a stoppage.

Aborode looks to build on two early professional wins against Omar, who brings considerably more paid-round experience.

His amateur foundation should help, but the test is keeping his shape and accuracy when the first attacks do not settle matters.

Birchall’s unbeaten start meets the more experienced Chazaro in another step along the young prospect’s development.

Measured southpaw attacks and responsible exits are the priorities; rushed work would give Chazaro more opportunities.

Olaniyan arrives with four stoppage wins and a decorated youth amateur background against veteran southpaw Garber.

The young heavyweight’s power is the attraction, but patient setups matter more than trying to finish every exchange.

Noriega’s early professional run has been built on stoppages, while Baez brings far more experience of paid rounds.

Look for whether Noriega can create clean openings patiently instead of loading up as soon as his opponent offers resistance.

Ahmed continues his unbeaten start against Bradnum, an experienced opponent accustomed to facing developing prospects.

A disciplined southpaw jab and tidy combinations are the aims, with useful rounds as valuable as an eye-catching finish.

Hamilton-Allen brings three points wins into a meeting with Irving, a veteran used to facing unbeaten prospects.

Sharp work at the start and finish of rounds should be the focus, turning his early momentum into another controlled performance.