Fight nights to remember in November

You really autumn know about these November fights

This month has seen an unprecedented amount of 50-50 fights scheduled in the diary. Ahead of the typically big festive fight season in December, which includes the Tyson Fury vs Dereck Chisora stadium showdown, the Roman Gonzalez-Juan Francisco Estrada trilogy, and the tasty North East derby between Troy Williamson and Josh Kelly; there's a plethora of even matchups which should provide a lot of anticipation among fight fans and will also see the bookies kept busy as the odds for some of these contests are so close. You can check out all the latest picks on the Betting Picks 4 You website .

Fabio Wardley vs Nathan Gorman

Two heavyweight monsters collide when the current IBF International Heavyweight Champion Nathan Gorman (19-1, 13KO) comes head-to-head with undefeated Fabio Wardley (13-0, 12KO) for the British Heavyweight Championship during the Dillian Whyte vs Jermaine Franklin card on November 26.

Gorman made a swift return to boxing in destructive fashion having dished out two knockouts in both bouts he’s had this past 12 months. The 26-year-old has long been mentioned as a potential challenger for the British title in the near future after impressive performances, and now his time has finally come to seize the moment as he eyes up more gold to wrap around his waist.

27 years old from Ipswich, undefeated Wardley is the reigning English heavyweight champion. Despite struggling to fnd willing opponents, 6′ 5″ Fabio has collected some decent scalps against BOXXER Series winner Nick Webb, 2010 Commonwealth Games gold medalist Simon Vallily, tough African champion Richard Lartey, and world title contender Eric Molina.

Fabio Wardley is the slight favourite at the moment, with Nathan Gorman a 5/2 outsider.

Zach Parker vs John Ryder

The WBO Interim super middleweight world championship will be on the line when Zach Parker takes on John Ryder at The O2 on Saturday November 26 in what should be a thrilling domestic collision, live on BT Sport.

Parker, the super middleweight destroyer from Derby, was originally set to fight Demetrius Andrade for the Interim title before the American withdrew from the running and next in line is North Londoner Ryder, who Parker has previously expressed a keen willingness to fight in what is a major all-British clash.

There's barley anything seperating these two top UK 168-pounders, which is why the bookies have the odds for a draw so low down at 15/1. The younger, fresher Parker is edging it at 4/9, while Ryder is a slight underdog at 15/8.

Regis Prograis vs Jose Zepeda

Jose Zepeda and Regis Prograis will clash for the vacant WBC super lightweight title on November 26th in a venue to be announced, in a card presented by MarvNation Promotions.

The WBC title fight was ordered by the WBC on July 31, and then sent to a purse bid hearing on August 30. MarvNation, founded and headed by Marvin Rodriguez, emerged as the winner, posting US $2,400,000 to far outpace the rest of the field. Their bid was nearly double that of TGB Promotions’ US $1,200,600 offer as the next highest bidder.

The WBC belt became vacant on July 1, when Scotland’s Josh Taylor (19-0, 13KOs) relinquished the crown in lieu of a mandatory title defense against Zepeda.

Probably the closest fight of all three, with Prograis ranked as the 4/11 favourite, while Zepeda is outside at 9/4.