Boxer Ben Whittaker, a 29-year-old from England with a record of 12 wins, 0 losses, and 1 draw, will face Conor Wallace, a 30-year-old Australian who was born in Northern Ireland and has a record of 17 wins and 1 loss, in a 12-round match at the Utilita Arena Birmingham. This fight is a qualifier for the IBF middleweight title, and Whittaker also has the WBC Silver title on the line. Wallace, known for being a left-handed fighter, will be looking to challenge Whittaker for these prestigious titles. The event will also feature several other fights. Odel Kamara, a boxer from Liverpool, will make his professional debut in a super-welterweight match against the Greek fighter Thodoris Ritzakis, who has a record of 5 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw. In another match, Sean Bruce, who holds the British flyweight title, will defend his championship against Hamza Uddin, with the vacant Commonwealth title also up for grabs. Meanwhile, Bilal Fawaz, the current British super-welterweight champion, will face Eithan James in a title defense. Other notable fights include Ibraheem Sulaimaan, the English super-bantamweight champion, defending his title against Sonny Hardy. Both fighters have strong records, with Sulaimaan having 11 wins and 5 knockouts, and Hardy with 12 wins and 5 knockouts. The evening's card promises to be filled with high-level competition and opportunities for fighters to make a name for themselves. The main event will be broadcast live starting at 8:00 p.m. (French time) on DAZN. Preliminary fights will include matches such as Klinton Baptiste vs. Aaron Bowen, Adam Maca vs. Rogger Rivera, Harley Burrows vs. Matias Ezequiel Herrera, and Paige Murney vs. Linzi Buczynskyj, providing fans with a full evening of boxing action.