Breaking down the entire Dalton Smith vs. card Jose Zepeda

Unbeaten super lightweight Dalton Smith looks to break free from the group against former world title challenger José Zepeda at the Utilita Arena Sheffield on March 23.

Smith (15-0) is a former British super lightweight champion. The 27-year-old knocked out Sam Maxwell in his last outing in July to win the Commonwealth championship.

Zepeda (37-4) turned professional in 2009 and has fought for lightweight and super lightweight gold several times. He is 2-2 in his last four fights, losing to Richardson Hitchins in September for the IBF North American super lightweight title.

A world title fight is the co-main event between Dalton Smith and José Zepeda, while young fighters are also looking to make an impact.

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Here’s a breakdown of the entire Smith vs. Zepeda.

Dalton Smith vs. José Zepeda preliminary undercard

Sandy Ryan vs. Terri Harper

• Division/Weight: welterweight
• ryan record: 6-1-1
• harper record: 14-1-2
• Belts at stake: WBO welterweight title

The co-main event sees Sandy Ryan defending the WBO welterweight title against Terri Harper.

Ryan (6-1-1) turned professional in 2021 and beat Marie-Pier Houle in 2023 to win WBO gold. She is coming off a controversial split decision draw against Jessica McCaskill in a unification fight in September. Derby-born Ryan went all the way against McCaskill and felt she had done enough to secure victory, as did most onlookers.

Harper (14-1-2) turned professional in 2017. “Belter” beat Eva Wahlstrom for the WBC super featherweight title, but lost it after a vicious shot from Alycia Baumgardner stopped her in her tracks. She bounced back with three straight wins, winning the WBA super welterweight title and coming off a draw against trailblazing Cecilia Braekhus in a unification showdown.

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Ishmael Davis vs. Troy Williamson

• Division/Weight: Super welterweight
• davis record: 12-0
• williamson record: 20-2-1
• Belts at stake: N/A

ismael davis faces Troy Williamson.

Davis (12-0) turned professional in 2018. “The Black Panther” has won six fights by knockout. His last competition was a TKO victory over Ewan Mackenzie in November.

Williamson (20-2-1) turned professional in 2016. “Trojan” won the British super welterweight belt in 2021 and is 2-2 in his last four fights. His last match was a loss to Caoimhin Agyarko in December.

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James Flint vs. Campbell Hatton

• Division/Weight: Super light
• flint disc: 13-1-2
• hatton record: 14-0
• Belts at stake: N/A

Below the card is James Flint vs. Campbell Hatton.

Flint (13-1-2) turned professional in 2018. “The Young Lion” has been undefeated since 2021 and fought Adam Sircar to a draw in October.

Ricky Hatton’s son, Campbell (14-0), 23, turned pro in 2021. He won four fights in 2022 and rebounded to 5-0 in 2023. His last competition was an October win over Jamie Sampson, who was disqualified for possession.

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Giorgio Visioli vs. Sergio Odabai

• Division/Weight: Light
• visioli record: 2-0
• odabai record: 6-3-1
• Belts at stake: N/A

Giorgio Visioli faces Sergio Odabai.

Visioli (2-0) turned pro in November. The 20-year-old winner of England’s National Amateur Boxing Championships last fought in January, beating Samuel Pikire by technical knockout.

Odabai (6-3-1) turned professional in 2021. He is on a two-fight losing streak, with his last fight being a decision loss to Michel Gonxhe in December.

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Emmanuel Buttigieg vs. Bartlomiej Stryczek

• Division/Weight: Super welterweight
• buttigieg record: 2-0
• stryczek record:
• Belts at stake: N/A

Also on the card is Emmanuel Buttigieg vs. Bartlomiej Stryczek.

Buttigieg (2-0) turned pro in December. His last fight was a points victory over Artjom Spatar in January.

Stryczek (2-2) turned pro in May. The Polish fighter won his last fight in December, beating Samuel Herman by technical knockout.

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Connan Murray vs. TBA

• Division/Weight: Middleweight
• murray record: 7-0
• registration to be determined: Determined
• Belts at stake: N/A

Connan Murray faces an opponent Determined.

Murray (7-0) turned pro in 2022. “The Barbarian” fought in February, beating Josh Cook on points.

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Nico Leivars vs. Piotr Mirga

• Division/Weight: Super bantamweight
• Leivar’s record: 5-0-1
• mirga record:
• Belts at stake: N/A

Finally, Nico Leivars fights Piotr Mirga.

Leivars (5-0-1) turned pro in 2022. The 24-year-old won his last fight in October against Ryan Walker on points.

Mirga (7-2) turned pro in 2017. “Gypsy” ended a two-game winning streak in December against Ramez Mahmood.

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When is Dalton Smith vs. José Zepeda?

Smith vs. Zepeda is March 23. The main card begins at 6 pm local time or 2 pm Eastern time. Smith and Zepeda should arrive at the ring around 9:30 pm local time or 5:30 pm ET, depending on how long the preliminary fights last.

Region	Date	Main card start time	Main Event Ring Walks (approx.)
United States and Canada (ET)	Saturday March 23	2 pm eastern time	5:30 pm Eastern Time
United States and Canada (PT)	Saturday March 23	11 a.m. Pacific Time	2:30 pm Pacific Time
United Kingdom and Ireland	Saturday March 23	6pm GMT	21:30 GMT
Australia	Sunday March 24	5am ​​AEDT	8:30am AEDT

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USA		DAZN
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Australia		DAZN

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