Nick Paul says he will look at making a file “statement“By defending his title for the WBA feather weighing belt against TJ DOHENY, which is ranked 6th in the Battle of the main event on Saturday, March 15th in M ​​& S Sank Arena in Liverpool, England.

Fans do not understand the reason for defending Paul, 28, against 38 -year -old Doheny. Doheny (26-5, 20 KOS) starts from a loss of a knockout in the seventh round to the undisputed Super Bantamelight weight hero Naoya inoue On September 3 last year.

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Moreover, the Irish original DOHENY for the first time in 126, which makes it look more exotic. It will be more sporty if the ball has at least a person who fights the feather weight, wins by winning. Isn’t this how it is supposed to work?

These killers are categorized above Doheny in the feather weight categories in WBA:

Bruce Carrington
Otabek kholmatov
– Brandon, they changed
– Marco neck

Using Doheny as a one -level logical command to sell tickets for informal boxing fans who get to know his name. However, it is not a good value for the masses because it was washed clearly and does not belong to the ring with a hero like Nick Ball. Also, you are supposed to earn global royal footage, not granted from the back of the losing the knockout. It defeats the whole purpose if the fighters can struggle for global surnames after their bombing.

TJ Doheny was a good fighter for years, but he was in the slide since 2019 when he passed a bad correction when he went 1-3. His career has not been recovered since then, as all his victories have faced scrubs.

Ball (21-0-1, 12 KOS) is the second defense of the WBA 126-pound belt last year against Raymond Ford.

Complete DAZN Card on Saturday

Nick Paul opposite TJ Duhini
Andrew Caen against Charlie Edwards
Herrera Cores vs. Jose Massias Enriquez
Brad Strand v. Uono Balota
Jacques Turner against Ryan Faraj
Jack Power against Jose Agiri
Stephen Clark vs. Protkunas
Joe Born against Christian Owaka
William Persall opposite. Angel Gomez

TJ Doheny: Duhini said during the day press conference Before his battle against feathers hero WBA Nick Paul on Saturday night. “He is a good little fighter. He is not the world champion for nothing.”

Nick Paul: “I do not care what he did, and who was working with him and what he did in his last battle. Everything is not related. Everything in the past.

“I really don’t know. Paul said when asked whether my mine was really thinking that I don’t care.” I focus on me and believe in me. This is Saturday night, I do what I do better. I always look forward to doing a better job, and I always look forward to making an offer to explain, especially in Liverpool with everyone who went out and bought tickets to support all fighters. Paul said when asked whether he was looking to do a better job against Dahni than his victory on his seventh round last September, this is what they deserve to make an offer to them.