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Jarrell Miller vs. Lenier Pero – how to watch it
Jarrell Miller returns to action on Saturday against undefeated Cuban Lenier Pero in Las Vegas.
Miller (27-1-2, 22 KO) met Pero (13-0, 8 KO) in a heavyweight fight at the Fontainebleau gala.
Miller returned to winning ways in January with a split decision victory over Kingsley Ibeh in Up-to-date York following a draw against Andy Ruiz Jr in his previous outing.
On the night Shakur Stevenson defeated Teofimo Lopez, “Massive Baby” made headlines after his the toupee was knocked off during the fight.
The 37-year-old threw her wig into the crowd and gained enormous popularity.
Pero is ranked second in the WBA rankings, behind “super” champion Oleksandr Usyk and “regular” champion Murat Gassijev, and this fight is an eliminator for the WBA crown.
In January, the 33-year-old passed the test set by Jordan Thompson, beating the Briton by unanimous decision in Florida.
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Miller vs. Pero – date, place, start time and ring walk
- The fight between both fighters will take place on Saturday, April 25, live at Fontainebleau in Las Vegas
- Broadcast will start at 8pm ET/5pm PT/1am BST (Sunday)
- Main event will start around 11pm ET/8pm PT/4am BST (Sunday)
Miller vs. Pero – how to watch
- The card can be watched live worldwide on DAZN
Miller vs. Pero – last three fights
Jarrell Miller
- Jarrell Miller vs. Kingsley Ibeh – split decision
- Jarrell Miller vs. Andy Ruiz Jr – Majority Draw
- Daniel Dubois bt Jarrell Miller – TKO, 10th round
Lenier Pero
- Lenier Pero bt Jordan Thompson – unanimous decision
- Lenier Pero bt Detrailous Webster – unanimous decision
- Lenier Pero bt Donnie Palmer – TKO in the 1st round
Miller vs. Pero – Undercard
- Angel Barrientes (14-1, 9 KO) vs. Isaac Rojas Garcia (18-0-1, 12 KO) – super bantamweight (10 rounds)
- Alan Abel Chaves (21-0, 18 KO) vs. Miguel Madueno (31-4, 28 KO) – lightweight (10 rounds)
- Freudis Rojas (15-0, 11 KO) vs. Damian Sosa (26-3, 13 KO) – super welterweight (10 rounds)
- Nishant Dev (5-0, 3 KO) vs. Juan Carlos Guerra Jr (6-2-1, 2 KO) – super welterweight (8 rounds)
- Phillip Vela (5-0, 2 KO) vs. Edwin Rodriguez (12-10-3, 5 KO) – bantamweight (6 rounds)
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David Benavidez is already looking to the future ahead of next week’s showdown with Zurdo Ramirez.
Benavidez challenges Zurdo for his unified WBO and WBA cruiserweight world titles next Saturday at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, live on DAZN pay-per-view.
“The Mexican Monster” is moving up from lightweight heavyweight, where he holds the WBC crown, in a bid to become a three-division world champion.
An undisputed 175-pound title fight with Dmitry Bivol has so far eluded the undefeated 29-year-old, but he insists he will return to the weight class after the Ramirez fight in an attempt to lure Bivol to fight him.
“My plan wasn’t just to abandon the lightweight heavyweight division,” Benavidez said Ariel Helwani show.
“My plan was this [to] come up, win two titles, come back and make this fight with me and Bivol even bigger.
“My dream is to become unified champion.
“It would be wise for me to go back downstairs.”
Bivol, the holder of the remaining IBF, WBA and WBO belts, will defend his IBF title against mandatory challenger Michael Eifert on May 30 in Russia.
The 35-year-old won the undisputed crown, among others revenge victory over Artur Beterbiev in his last appearance last February.
The Russian gave up the WBC belt, which Benavidez currently holds, in pursuit of a third meeting with Beterbiev, which ultimately did not take place.
Benavidez, who stopped Anthony Yarde in Riyad in November, is also hoping to fight former undisputed lightweight heavyweight champion Beterbiev, who hasn’t fought since his only professional loss to Bivol.
“After this fight [against Bivol] when I win the titles,” he added.
“I’m going to fight Beterbiev.
“I’m probably most excited about Beterbiev.
“These are two monsters heading on a collision course.
“Beterbiev was a bogeyman for a long, long, long time.
“Being the monster I am, I have to go in there and get rid of the bogeyman.”
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Ryan Garcia insists he was not given a contract to fight Conor Benn, despite the Briton insisting he signed a contract for the fight.
Garcia and Benn are reportedly in talks for a welterweight world title clash in Las Vegas in August.
Benn is the number one contender for the American’s WBC crown, which he won by unanimous decision over Mario Barrios in February.
On Wednesday, Benn publicly called on his rival to sign the end of the deal.
“Sign the contract @RyanGarcia,” the 29-year-old wrote X.
“King Ry” sharply criticized “The Destroyer”, claiming that he was not given a contract to sign.
The 27-year-old wrote further X: “If I actually had a contract, Conor, I would sign it as soon as one of these hands touches your jaw on fight night.”
Benn has not broken the 147-pound limit since 2022, although he has signaled his intention to return to welterweight, and his last fight was at 150 pounds.
The player from Ilford said goodbye to former two-time world champion, Regis Prograis unanimous decision at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium earlier this month.
Benn fought at middleweight in his two fights, then fought Prograis in two hard-fought matches against Chris Eubank Jr.
Prior to his victory over Porgrais, the 29-year-old controversially left former promotional team Matchroom to join Zuffa Boxing on a one-fight deal reportedly worth $15 million.
Benn resigned last week from the company formed by UFC president Dana White as part of a five-fight contract.
“I just signed a fresh multi-fight contract, which I am very joyful with,” he said.
“Our visions are consistent.
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If I actually had a contract, Conor, I would sign it as soon as one of those hands touched your jaw on fight night.
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) April 22, 2026
“Our goal remains the same, which is to win the world title, but more importantly, to give people the fight they want.
“Give people mega fights.”
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