Airing on PolSat Sport at 4pm local time in Jastrzębie-Zdrój, with the gala penciled in for a 2-hour time slot until 6pm (10am until noon EST). Both had lengthy amateur campaigns of varying success (Jonak going 153-15, supposedly with a majority of his wins coming by stoppage which in the amateurs is a rarity, especially since he fought in the headgear era, but never distinguishing himself in any international tourneys beyond a bronze in the junior Euros at 67kg; the Uzbek now based in Russia was a 2-time Olympian and took both silver and bronze in the world championships) and both have been pros for over a decade and held onto their zeros - with both remaining nearly altogether unblemished save for a draw on each of their records - but neither has really fought anybody with a pulse, let alone the caliber of each other to prove themselves until now. Highlights of Jonak's comeback match against Marcos Jesús Cornejo this past April on the Adamek vs. Abell undercard, after spending three years on the shelf: This content is protected Xusanov vs. Kyril Samadurau, from September 30th of last year: This content is protected
Their draws, btw, came against Mariusz Cendrowski & Timur Nergadze, respectively - arguably each man's biggest step up to date before tomorrow.