Turki Alalshikh made another move in his expansion plans in the US after losing the proposed fight Jarrella Miller vs. Michael Hunter and instead of introducing a completely novel concept based on the perspective of “The Underdog”.

The premiere event will take place at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on September 11, falling in the middle of Canelo Alvarez vs. Terenka Crawford Fight Week, ensuring the main presentation of growing talents on American soil.

“The ring will proudly present the most crucial series of” The Underdog “, presenting the most talented perspectives and boxing pretenders”, announced Turki, promising a card designed to emphasize fighters on the plan on the world level.

Inaugural Underdog line

Anthony Orascaga vs. Juan Carlos Camacho Jr.

Justin Viloria vs. Joshafat Ortiz

Jalil Hackett vs. Elijah Vines

Emiliano Alvarado vs. Juan Garcia

Damar Talley vs. Isaiah Thompson

Vision of the Riyadh season

This movement signals a clear shift from known heavyweight reconstruction to the development of another wave of stars under the Riyadh season supported by the Saudi banner.

Alalshikh repeatedly found the desire to invest in boxing from the bottom -up up, giving adolescent fighters a kind of headlights, which was traditionally reserved for the main events.

By joining the series to one of the most renowned weeks in the latest boxing history, he ensures that the format has maximum visibility.

Miller vs. Hunter from the table remains questions about where your weighty weight suits the future plans of the Riyadh season.

For now, however, “The Underdog” has a floor, promising a fresh approach in Las Vegas – a city that has built its reputation because of the weaker.

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