Walid Sharks vs FoxTheG: Start time, TV channel, live stream as KO artist returns for latest Misfits fight
Shark or Fox Walid Sharks vs FoxTheG: Start time, TV channel, live stream as KO artist returns for latest Misfits fight
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WALID SHARKS will be coming up against FoxTheG in a feisty clash TONIGHT in Derby on the Misfits 21 card.
Misfits 21 is due to be a banger of a card with the main event being former UFC welterweight title challenger Darren Till coming up against Darren Stewart.
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Walid Sharks has a 4-2-1 record
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Fox 'FoxTheG' Townley has FOUR KO wins in five fights
The undercard is looking interesting with one of the standout fights being Walid Sharks vs FoxtheG.
Walid Sharks was able to get back to his winning ways in his last bout against Jaheem Rosa on November 2 last year.
Sharks definitely felt the pressure in his last fight as he needed a victory as he had suffered his second defeat to Deen TheGreat in 2023.
Known as 'The Killer', he will be facing off in another rugged battle tonight as he looks to improve on his 4-2-1 record.
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Tonight he faces unbeaten FoxtheG (Fox Townley), who has a record of 5-0.
FoxTheG is definitely starting to make a name for himself as FOUR of those five wins have come by way of KO - he even left Small Spartan Jay needing oxygen after a brutal shot in January 2024.
This will be the young Brit's biggest fight of his career so far so he will be eager to pick up a win on one of the biggest Misfits cards.
When is Misfits Boxing 21?
Misfits Boxing 21 takes place TONIGHT on Friday, May 16.
The big show starts at 5pm BST, with coverage from 7pm and ring walks for the main event of Till vs Stewart set for 10.30pm.
Derby's brand new 3,500 capacity Vaillant Live Arena plays host.
How can I watch Misfits Boxing 21?
Misfits Boxing 21 will be shown live on DAZN.
This event will not be a DAZN PPV and is included in your DAZN subscription.
DAZN costs £119.99 annually or £14.99 monthly for an annual subscription.
It is available as an additional package on your TV or can be live streamed via the DAZN website or app.
Alternatively, SunSport will live blog all the action as it happens.
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