Michael Magnesi says fans cannot fight for Ryan Garner ahead of their decisive clash in Southampton on Saturday.

Garner (19-0, 10 KO) has the home advantage when he faces Magnesi (26-2, 13 KO) live on DAZN at St Mary’s Stadium for the interim WBC super featherweight title.

The guest claims that he will not be afraid of the hostile reception that awaits him when he enters the ring.

“It’s not a massive problem,” the 31-year-old said proboxing-fans.com.

“I’m not worried about it because you don’t win fights with fans, you win fights in the ring.

“It’s normal that he has fans on his side.

“It’s okay.

“I’m ready for war.

“I want to live in the moment.

“I want to take the belt home.

“I’m proud and ecstatic to fight Ryan. He’s a great boxer.”

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The winner of this fight will get a fight with the WBC super featherweight world champion, O’Shaquie Fosterwho defeated Raymond Ford by majority decision last month.

“The Lone Wolf” was defeated twice in his 28-fight professional career, losing his IBO title to current WBA champion Anthony Cacace before being stopped by Masanori Rikiishi three fights later.

The Italian has since won three times and insists he is ready to fight Foster, as well as a rematch with Cacace.

“I’m more than ready to do it,” he added.

“We’ll do that fight and then we’ll see what we do with O’Shaquie Foster.

“I would also like to fight Anthony Cacace to unify the world titles.”

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Garner is undefeated in 19 professional fights and hopes to clinch his maiden world title with a victory.

“The Piranha” has won the British, Commonwealth and European belts, the last of which was eliminated in March, defeating Cristian Bielma in three rounds in Ireland.

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Tyson Fury called on his brother Tommy to take part in his next world title fight.

On Saturday, Fury was ringside at the AO Arena in Manchester to watch his younger brother Tommy perform beat Eddie Hall in his exhibition heavyweight fight.

The two-time world heavyweight champion believes the 27-year-old former Love Island star should aim to challenge WBC cruiserweight world champion Noel Mikaelian, who has been ordered to face unified champion David Benavidez.

“Tommy is a real fighter,” Fury said IFLTV.

“I’d like [WBC president] Mauricio Sulaiman to place him in the top 15 in the lightweight heavyweight or cruiserweight division.

“I think Tommy would put up a good fight against Noel Mikaelian.

“I think Tommy has the potential to beat him.

“Tommy comes from the Fury family. Substantial name, many fans.

“He earned a top-15 ranking by beating Jake Paul and should be able to do that again.

“I think there might be a world title opportunity for Tommy next.”

The 37-year-old was at the White House on Sunday at the UFC Freedom 250 gala.

“The Gypsy King” was photographed with Zuffa Boxing boss Dana White, who claimed he would be promoting his fight against Anthony Joshua.

Fury teased White’s “massive announcement,” but the 56-year-old refused to reveal it when speaking to reporters after the event.

“Over the last few weeks, I have heard from the media and others that I am not involved in the fight,” the 56-year-old said.

“I heard that Tyson Fury couldn’t leave the country or enter the United States, but it seems like everyone is always wrong.

“We will announce it soon.”

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This was confirmed by Fury, who came out of retirement to beat Arslanbek Makhmudov in April Professional boxing fans on Saturday, he plans to have another fight in August before facing “AJ,” likely in November.

On Monday, “The Gypsy King” announced that his promoter is Saudi boxing boss Turki Alalshikh, who has financed his last four fights.

“@turki is the promoter of GK until his retirement,” he wrote on Instagram.

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Ryan Garner is close to winning a maiden world title when he faces Michael Magnesi in a fight at Southampton Stadium on Saturday.

Garner (19-0, 10 KO) will face Magnesi (26-2, 13 KO) for the interim WBC super featherweight belt at St Mary’s Stadium.

‘The Piranha’ added the British and Commonwealth super featherweight titles to his European crown when he defeated Reece Bellotti in the last round in July.

The 28-year-old home favorite remained undefeated after stopping Cristian Bielma in the third round in March and is in second place in the WBC rankings.

Magnesi already held the IBO super featherweight title before handing it to Anthony Cacaca in 2022 after losing a split decision.

The Italian has won three straight matches since losing in the last round to Masanori Rikiishi in 2024.

The winner is on track to fight WBC world champion O’Shaquie Foster.

Garner vs Magnesi – date, place, start time and ring walks

• The two pairs will fight on Saturday, June 20, live from St Mary’s Stadium in Southampton, UK
• The broadcast will start at 19:00 BST / 14:00 ET / 11:00 PT
• The main event will start around 21:30 BST / 16:30 ET / 13:30 PT

Garner vs. Magnesi – how to watch

• The card can be viewed live around the world DAZN

Garner vs Magnesi – last three fights

Ryan Garner

• Ryan Garner bt Cristian Bielma – TKO in the 3rd round
• Ryan Garner vs. Reece Bellotti – TKO in the 12th round
• Ryan Garner bt Salvador Jimenez – unanimous decision

Michal Magnesi

• Michael Magnesi bt Marcos Gabriel Martinez – PTS
• Michael Magnesi vs. Khalil El Hadri – unanimous decision
• Michael Magnesi vs. Kevin Trana – PTS

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Garner vs Magnesi – Undercard

• Lewis Edmondson vs. Lyndon Arthur – airy heavyweight
• Brad Pauls vs. Bradley Goldsmith – IBF International Middleweight Title (10 rounds)
• Taylor Bevan vs Ryszard Lewicki – super middleweight (10 rounds)
• Iman Zahmatkesh vs. Franklin Arinze – cruiserweight (8 rounds)
• Lasha Guruli vs Liam Dillon – super lightweight (8 rounds)
• William Birchall vs TBA – featherweight (6 rounds)
• Leighton Birchall vs TBA – super featherweight
• Charlie Senior vs TBA – super featherweight
• Adam Olaniyan vs TBA – heavyweight

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