For a seamless viewing experience, we recommend using the Chrome browser to access our video player. This Saturday, Aaron McKenna will face off against Etinosa Oliha in the main event of Zuffa Boxing 10, broadcast live on Sky Sports from Dublin. McKenna, boasting an impressive 20-0 record with 10 knockouts, will compete against Italy's Oliha, who also remains undefeated with 22 wins and 10 knockouts.
The winner of this highly anticipated bout will claim the vacant IBF middleweight title. Oliha has expressed confidence in his ability to defeat McKenna, stating in an interview with Sky Sports, 'I don't think McKenna can keep up with my work rate.
As an all-around boxer, I'm prepared for anything he may bring to the table. I'm going to win this fight and make it a painful defeat for him.' On the other hand, McKenna is focused on securing a victory by any means necessary and remains unfazed by the prospect of defeat. 'It doesn't matter what Oliha brings to the table,' McKenna said.
'Whether he comes at me aggressively or tries to retreat, I'm ready for anything. I've spent my entire career training for every possible style, so I'm not concerned about what he may do.
My focus is on my own strategy and execution.' The chief support bout will feature Irish middleweight Callum Walsh as he resumes his pursuit of major titles in a 10-round contest against England's Tyler Denny. McKenna has expressed his desire to unify the titles at 160lbs and has also set his sights on a potential future matchup against Eubank Jr following his bout against Oliha.
In another exciting matchup, undefeated Scottish middleweight Sam Hickey will face the toughest challenge of his young professional career as he takes on Brad Axe in an eight-round middleweight contest. Additionally, Ireland's Joe Ward will face off against Dutchman Artjom Kasparian in a 10-round light-heavyweight bout, while Louis Greene of Kent will battle Romanian Daniel Buciuc at middleweight. The main card, broadcast live on Sky Sports from 7pm, will also feature Irish representation at middleweight, with Stevie McKenna and Owen O'Neill competing against each other, and Connor Coyle facing American Mark Beuke. Furthermore, Patrick O'Connor of the United States will face Spain's Juan Manuel Moriel, all of which will be available to stream live.
Don't miss the opportunity to watch Aaron McKenna vs Etinosa Oliha compete for the IBF world middleweight title in Dublin on Saturday, live on Sky Sports. You can catch all the action with a Sky Sports subscription or by streaming boxing contract-free with NOW.