Lyndon Arthur vs. Liam Cameron & Sultan Zaurbek vs. Roman Ruben Reynoso RBR.

Pretty skimpy coverage by Ch5, will probably just be the main and co-main shown.

https://tv24.co.uk/channel/channel-5

Two hour timeslot, 5-7pm EST.

 

...that said, the promoter Nisse Sauerland is showing the full undercard on a free live stream on his website:

https://wassermanboxing.com/watcharthurcameron/

 

Robert James Lloyd-Taylor Jnr vs. Owen Durnan, 6 rounds @ welterweight

 

Just one stoppage in nine outings between them. Distance guaranteed.

 

10-9 RLTJ, likely going to cruise to a dull 60-54 x3 here, stalking and throwing quick slappy hooks off the jab across Durnan's face and poking the body with long rights. Durnan a very jittery southpaw with a wide-open guard and predictable movement...on second thought, depending on Durnan's chin, the door is ajar for Lloyd-Taylor Junior to net his second career stoppage.

 

This is the fella in the ring now:

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Capable of throwing crisp shots working the mitts, but he isn't really putting that snap on anything versus an overmatched foe in Durnan. Commentators are hoping that he's just getting a few rounds in before going for the kill.

 

No ring card girls?

...that normal in the UK, now?

 

Four null to RLTJ, still going through motions and not really planting his feet to sit down on punches, but he is at least throwing longer combinations and mixing to Durnan's body.

KO not looking impossible but implausible with two rounds left unless he cranks it up quite a bit more.

 

Lloyd-Taylor finishes the bout with a whimper, his back against the ropes but still well in control, shoulder-rolling and tossing pot-shot counters.

 

Referee scores it a shutout.

 

Niall Fielding vs. Jake Osgood, 4 rounds @ super lightweight

 

Fielding out to "Can't Stop" by Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Likely an homage to Wladimir Klitschko, else he just has awful taste.

 

Fielding is 3-0 (0); Osgood is 1-49 (0), stopped in only four of his losses.

This is another where you can safely assume we're strapped in until the judges' verdict.