A ten-bout programme is planned with welterweight Jamie Manners having been passed fully-fit to top the bill against London’s John Kelly, who has an almost identical bout record.
A good contest is eagerly anticipated.
Island fans will get their first chance to get a look at exciting prospect Joe Muscat.
The 17-year-old has impressed Pisces head coach Brian Rousseau on his trips outside of the Island and he could produce some fireworks against Steve Walters.
Fifteen-year-old Taran Hase will have his first junior contest when he steps into the ring at the Metropole Hotel, facing Ben Cannon.
Another two newcomers to the Island boxing scene will make their senior bow on Saturday; Featherweight Ryan Nichol against Shabur Rhaman; and welterweight David Harrison against Shaun Doyle.
Leonis ABC provide the home club with excellent support in the shape of Boyd Munroe, matched with lightwelter Tony Kennelly; Lightweight Ryan Powell taking on Sam Marson; 17-year-old Tommy Noel, matched with Michael Clark and possibly Danny Kennedy, who has been in regular action of late, but who is showing no sign of weariness.
All in all another good night of Island amateur boxing is in prospect.
Tickets for the evening can be obtained from Laing Gilmour on 741425.
