Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic undercard announced

Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic undercard features Sam Noakes and a British title fight

Three additional bouts have been added to the August 29 Queensberry Promotions show at the O2 Arena in London, headlined by Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic.

Maidstone's Sam Noakes (18-1, 16 KOs) faces former world champion Denys Berinchyk (19-1, 9 KOs) over 10-rounds at lightweight.

Unbeaten Constantin Ursu (15-0, 6 KOs) and Ben Vaughan (12-2, 4 KOs) clash for British and Commonwealth welterweight titles.

Aloys Youmbi (11-1, 9 KOs) tests his mettle against world title contender Mike Perez (32-3-1, 22 KOs).

More fights are expected to be announced shortly.

Sam Noakes vs Denys Berinchyk

Maidstone's 'Midge' enters into his second contest of 2026 against Ukrainian star Denys Berinchyk.

Now aged 38, the former WBO World lightweight champion's last 13 contests have all been title fights. After 11 consecutive WBO regional title bouts, the Kyiv fighter edged Emanuel Navarrete in May 2024 to claim the WBO World crown. He lost it in his very first defence to rising star Keyshawn Davis nine months later, breaking his heart on Valentine's Day 2025.

His visit to London to face Kent puncher Noakes will be his first appearance in 18 months.

In November 2025, Sam went to war with American Abdullah Mason in Suadi Arabia and just came up short by two rounds on two of the three judges cards at ringside. The British, Commonwealth and European lightweight champion gave it his all in an entertaining back-and-forth battle with the WBO World lightweight title on the line, which the aforementioned Keyshawn Davis was forced to give up after missing weight.

Noakes is currently ranked WBO #4, WBC #5, IBF #10, IBO #12.

Constantin Ursu vs Ben Vaughan

Moldovan-born Constantin Ursu, 26 from Plymouth, defends the British welterweight title he won in his last fight with Owen Cooper in Derby in February. Two of the cards only gave two of the 10 rounds to Cooper, as the rangy, stylish southpaw won the Lonsdale belt unanimously.

His maiden defence comes against challenger Ben 'The Bomber' Vaughan.

The 27-year-old from Northampton is a former Midlands Area welterweight champion, who won his last fight in December via first-round knockout. His brace of defeats came against Ekow Essuman and 10-0 Bobby Dalton.

Aloys Youmbi vs Mike Perez

'The Animal' faces 'The Rebel' in this heavyweight firefight.

Aloys Junior, still just 23-yeards-old, lost his pro debut on points in 2021, but has since adapted and improved to win his next 11 bouts, nine by KO.

In his ninth contest, after scoring seven consecutive KOs, Junior claimed the IBO Continental cruiserweight championship, taken past the fourth round for the first time to unanimous decision victory over 10-rounds.

In the Londoner's next bout, he claimed his first major title - the Commonwealth - needing only three rounds of 12 to claim the crown.

In his last fight, in July 2025, Aloys outpointed fellow south Londoner Ellis Zorro to collect the WBC International cruiserweight belt, his third pro title and counting.

13 months since his last ring outing, the Lewisham puncger faces the dangerous Cuban, Mike Perez, who has double the knockouts that Youmbi has had fights.

'The Rebel' Perez is now 40-years-old, but hasn't lost a fight in nine years. In 2017, he was closely decisioned by Mairis Briedis in their WBC World cruiserweight clash.

A year ago, he won the WBA Inter-Continental cruiserweight title against Brit boxer Steven Ward in Ipswich, shortly before Fabio Wardley came from behind to KO Justis Huni.

In 2011, Perez defeated three heavyweights in one night at the Alexandra Palace in London to win the popular Matchroom series, 'Prizefighter'. The Cuban collected a whopping £32,000 prize fund for that special night.

As an amateur, he had over 400 bouts, and in 2004, he won gold at the World Junior Championships in Jeju City, South Korea.

The Sancti Spíritus southpaw will bring experience and power to the O2 on the last Saturday of August in what will be Junior's toughest test yet.