Tonight live results: Berlanga vs. Sheeraz and Stevenson vs. Zepeda: of Queens

Edgar Berlanga grabs Hamzah Sheeraz in his WBC title Super Middleweight title tonight at his 12 -round main event at the Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York. In the Co-MAIN, Shakur Stevenson defends his light title of the WBC against William Zepeda in a 12-tob.

Tonight’s main card will be passed on Dazn PPV At 18:00 ET for $ 59.99. The rings of the ring for Berlanga-sheeraz are expected at 21:55 ET / 18:55 pm Pt.

Berlanga (23-1, 18 kos) and the Sheraz Unbeaten (21-0-1, 17 kos) hope to face the super indisputable champion Canelo Alvare in early 2026. Therefore, there is a great payment that the winner of this fight is waiting for.

Edgar Blangga vs. Hamzah Sheeraz
Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda
Alberto Puello vs. Subriel Matias
David Morrell vs. Imam Khataev
Reit Tsutsumi vs. Isiah Rodrigues
Mohammed Alakel vs. Placido Hoff

This will be Sheraz, 26, debuting in 168, and it is difficult to know how good he will perform against the Big Puncher Berlanga. The British of 6’3, Hamzah, has the power of Ko Edgar and the technical skills to overcome it.

The magical question is like well, Sheeraz’s chin will remain against Berlanga, which is probably a light heavy size, which melts, from the 190’s to competing in 168. If it rehydrated until 193 as Canelo did, it will be difficult for Sheeraz to handle this kind of size in his first fight with an average weight.

Stevenson’s hardest test still

In the main support support, Shakur Stevenson (23-0, 11 kos) faces the aggressive high-pressure fighter William Zepeda (33-0, 27 kos) in a struggle that will be tested if the WBC champion may face being under an endless attack. Zepeda is different from anyone Stevenson has fought before during his career, as he goes after him the whole contest.

Shakur is used to confronting the fighters who are pressured from time to time and allow him to punch and move. Most of the fighters Stevenson faces a lower, old, slow, weak sub-b level not applying pressure. Zepeda’s high production and pressure could force Stevenson to really fight to survive because he cannot run all night and win.

Morrell vs. Khataev: heavy light shock

David Morrell (11-1, 9 kos) heavyweight, fights the Olympic bronze medalist 2020 Imam Khataev (10-0, 9 kos) in a struggle that many fans are interested in seeing. Morrell left the defeat of the decision against David Benavidez last February, but he seemed impressive in this struggle. Benavidez dropped and dominated the last three rounds with his power punching against the tired Mexican monster.