Nick Ball vs TJ Doheny full fight details - ringwalks, running order, TV channel, betting odds, predictions

Nick Ball vs TJ Doheny full fight details

All the fighters on the Nick Ball (21-0-1, 12KO) vs TJ Doheny (26-5, 20KO) card weighed-in today at BoxPARK Liverpool ahead of Saturday night's fight night, live on TNT Sports.

The first fight starts from 7pm GMT / 2pm ET and the main event is scheduled for 10:30pm GMT / 5:30pm ET, but boxing events can be subject to delays depending on how the undercard fights go.

Ball defends his WBA world featherweight title to former world champion Doheny , who comes into this world title challenge off the back of an attempt to become undisputed at super-bantamweight, thwarted by the defending champion Naoya Inoue last September.

28-year-old 'Wrecking Ball' shares the bill he headlines with Everton Red Triangle gymmates Andrew Cain, Brad Strand, Boma Brown and Lucas Biswana.

All the weights, running order and ringwalk times can be found below.

Main Event 10:30pm

WBA World Featherweight Championship Nick Ball - 125lbs 9oz TJ Doheny - 126lbs 1oz* (1oz over) *Doheny weighed-in dead on 126lbs within 1 hour

British, Commonwealth & vacant WBC Silver Bantamweight Championships Andrew Cain - 117lbs 8oz Charlie Edwards - 117lbs 9oz

Vacant WBO European Super-Bantamweight Championship Brad Strand - 121lbs 12oz Ionut Baluta - 121lbs 9oz

Vacant WBA International Super-Flyweight Championship Jack Turner - 114ibs 9oz Ryan Farrag - 114lbs 14oz

WBA Intercontinental Lightweight Championship Jadier Herrera - 134lbs 9oz Jose Macias Enriquez - 134lbs 2oz

Jack Power - 159lbs Jose Aguirre - 159lbs 10oz

William Birchall - 127lbs 9oz Engel Gomez - 129lbs 8oz

Joe Bourne - 278lbs Christian Uwaka - 218lbs

Stephen Clarke - 161lbs 2oz Dmitri Protkunas - 161lbs 6oz

Lewis Lawton - 156lbs Artjom Spatar - 156lbs 7oz

Leighton Birchall - 124lbs 1oz Laszlo Bernath - 121lbs

Lucas Biswana - 146lbs 12oz Ezequiel Gregores - Weighing-in later

Betting Odds

1/12 Ball 25/1 Draw 10/1 Doheny

Prediction

Tim Rickson, BBN Editor: Nick Ball is 10 years TJ Doheny's junior. The world champ is on the ascendency, whereas the former world champ is in the twilight of his 13-year pro career.

However, the Irishman is known as 'The Power' for a reason, his last six wins have all come by KO - all within five rounds. He averages a knockout every 3.7 rounds.

Against Inoue, he was able to land some big shots on the Japanese 'Monster' to win a couple of rounds, before he limped away to his corner in the seventh with an injury.

For me, Ball is going to bring even more pressure and volume than Inoue did, plus he has a point to prove after being so vocal about wanting that fight next. He is going to be motivated to trump Inoue by stopping his man within the first six rounds.

But Ball has always had a maturity beyond his years and won't go looking for the knockout unnecessarily or get complacent by being overeager or impatient, plus he has one of the world's best coaches in the corner, Paul Stevenson, who Nick will listen to and follow his instructions to the letter.

Ball has power from the first to the last round, evidenced by his brace of first-round and 12th-round KOs in recent fights. He is throwback fighter who tries to knock his opponents out with every punch he throws, and I agree with Tony Bellew when he says he is the most exciting boxer to watch in Britain right now.

Top Tip: Nick Ball to win by KO in rounds 9-12.