Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton Zuffa Boxing 11 full fight card preview

Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton headline Zuffa Boxing 11

Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton tops the bill at the Copper Box Arena in London, live on Sky Sports on Saturday, September 26.

'The Romford Bull' left Matchroom on amicable terms for life-changing money with Dana White's Zuffa Boxing in July 2026.

The same move from Matchroom to Zuffa didn't turn out quite so well for Conor Benn, who laboured to a points win against an injured Regis Prograis in his promotional debut, followed by a quick KO at the hands of Ryan Garcia last weekend, who proved to be levels above.

Fisher has been grounded somewhat by recent fights with Dave Allen, so he requires a convincing win against the Belgian if he aims to continue his rise in the rankings once again.

He will be heavily supported by his Romford Bull Army at the 7,000-capacity sports arena, but there's 10 fights on the card in total.

GBN provided a preview of every single undercard contest here:

Full Fight Card

Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton

Craig Richards vs Radivoje Kalajdzic

Lee Cutler vs Louis Greene

Cesar Mateo Tapia vs Leo Ruiz

Kayla Allen vs Elisabeth Mronsz

Rogello Romero vs Aurel Ignat

Alexis De la Cerda vs Cain Lewis

Alex MacMillan vs Guillaume Azagier

Leon Hughes vs Michael Stephenson

Fred Pullen vs Leonardo Faretina

Craig Richards vs Radivoje Kalajdzic

The Crystal Palace "Spider" Craig Richards (20-4-1, 13 KOs) goes up against the Serbian "Hot Rod" Radivoje Kalajdzic (30-3, 22 KOs) in the chief supporting fight.

35 from Florida, Kalajdzic has shared the ring with the likes of Artur Beterbiev and David Morrell Jr.

Managed by Ryan Rickey, in his last outing, in February, Radi KO'd former world light-heavyweight champion Oleksandr Gvozdyk in the seventh round of their Las Vegas fight.

British favourite Richards has likewise shared the ring with world champions, pushing Dmitry Bivol all the way in their WBA world light-heavyweight title clash in 2021, which one judge scored 114-115 against.

In his last two bouts, during 2025, he has beaten Padraig McCrory in the eight round, then Dan Azeez in the 12th.

Both boxers enter the light-heavyweight contest with very similar records, achievements and with a knockout victory behind them. This 50-50 clash is not to be missed!

Lee Cutler vs Louis Greene

British middleweights Lee Cutler (16-2, 8 KOs) and Louis Greene (19-4, 12 KOs) collide in an all-action bout.

"Chaos" Cutler, 30 from Bournemouth, was stunned by Bradley Rea earlier in his career, then went on an eight-fight win streak that saw him lift Southern Area, English and WBC International Silver super-welterweight titles.

He dared to be great against the formidable "Savage" Sam Eggington in April 20205, but the bout was halted on a cut over Eggington's right eye in the ninth, the scorecards giving the win to the Brummie boxer.

In June 2026, Cutler stopped former Southern Area champ Aaron Sutton in just three rounds in his local coastal town of Bournemouth.

He's taking another risk against Greene, known as "The Medway Mauler" for his aggression.

34 from Strood in Kent, Greene is a former Commonwealth super-welterweight champion, who has been in big profile fights with Lewis Crocker, Harry Scarff, Sam Gilley. He lost against that trio, but he stunned unbeaten prospect Jack McGann in the first fight of the Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou card in Saudi Arabia in 2024.

His career has been delayed over injuries and inactivity, but he only just fought las month in August and comes to the ring with three wins in a row behind him.

This match-up is expected to produce fireworks.

Cesar Mateo Tapia vs Leo Ruiz

Another Ryan Rickey-managed fighter on the card is Cesar Mateo Tapia (18-0-1, 11 KOs), unbeaten in 19 pro contests.

The Mexican known as "El Tijuanero" takes on once-defeated Leo Ruiz (17-1, 9 KOs), a Mexican based in California.

Tapia, who was born in Mexico and raised in Australia, will be making his UK and Zuffa Boxing debuts. He last fought in March 2025, stopping Sergei Vorobev in five rounds.

Ruiz, the Robert Garcia-trained pressure fighter from Zacatecas, has won a pair of bouts since the lone loss on his ledger. He knocked out Casey James Streeter in the fourth round at Zuffa Boxing 03 in February.

Whenever there is an all-Mexican match-up, you are guaranteed an all-action, non-stop barnstormer, with the added spice of Mexican pride at stake.

Kayla Allen vs Elisabeth Mronsz

Londoner Kayla Allen will make her professional debut against unbeaten German prospect Lisa Mronsz (2-0, 1 KO).

Allen is 22, trained by Alessandro Leo from Leo's Gym in Hoddesdon.

Her 37-year-old opponent has won both her pro bouts and only just competed in July.

Rogello Romero vs Aurel Ignat

London-based Moldovan Aurel Ignat (11-0, 8 KOs), who shocked 7-0 Scott Forrest with a first-round KO win last year, will put his unbeaten record on the line against unbeaten Olympian Rogelio Romero (6-0, 6 KOs).

The 31-year-old Mexican has a perfect record with a 100% Ko ratio. As an amateur, Romero reached the quarter-finals of the Tokyo Olympics, losing to outstanding Cuban gold medallist Arlen Lopez.

Wembley's Ignat will be looking to cause another upset and to add a third unbeaten prospect as a scalp on his record. He has beaten to 7-0 prospects and two debutants during his five-year pro career.

Alexis De la Cerda vs Cain Lewis

Unbeaten American Alexis De la Cerda (9-0, 5 KOs), 22 from Washington, faces fellow undefeated boxer "King" Cain Lewis (10-0-1, 2 KOs), 23 from Ireland.

Alex MacMillan vs Guillaume Azagier

Morecombe's Alex MacMillan (4-0, 3 KOs), trained by Shane McGuigan, will look to continue his winning run against unbeaten Frenchman Guillaume Azagier (2-0).

"At the Copper Box you'll see 'The Villain' return early doors but you'll expect excitement, bad intentions as always. I'm always looking for a knockout," MacMillan declared.

"When I'm in there it's pure excitement as you've seen in the last show and it's going to be the exact the same going forward. I'll put on a boxing masterclass but also with spite in my work."

Leon Hughes vs Michael Stephenson

Unbeaten Preston prospect Leon Hughes (5-0, 4 KOs) will box light-heavyweight Michael Stephenson (10-3, KOs).

The 21-year-old is trained by Michael Jennings and managed by Kevin Maree, and has fought twice already this year, winning both bouts by knockout.

Stephenson, 33, is a former Midlands Area light-heavyweight champion, who has fought for an Enlglish title in 2024. He won his last bout in July this year.

Fred Pullen vs Leonardo Faretina

Debutant Fred Pullen, a national amateur champion, makes his pro bow against Italy's Leonardo Faretina (8-9-2, 3 KOs) over four rounds.

34-year-old Faretina hasn't won any of his last five fights, but has only been stopped once in 19 outings.