Main Card
Chris Billam-Smith vs. Ryan Rozicki:
Billam-Smith wins by TKO in the 7th round.
Jack Massey vs. Cheavon Clarke:
Clarke wins by TKO in the 7th round.
Lee Cutler vs. Aaron Sutton:
Cutler wins by TKO in the 3rd round (shoulder injury).
Stephen McKenna vs. Casey Streeter:
McKenna wins by TKO in the 1st round.
Sam Hickey vs. Todd Tompkins:
Hickey wins by KO in the 2nd round.
Prelims
Ivan Dychko vs. Harvey Dykes:
Dychko wins by SD (94–95, 97–92, 97–92).
Leon Hughes vs. Mario Vergiev:
Hughes wins by TKO in the 3rd round.
Alex Macmillan vs. Leo Fanthome:
Macmillan wins by TKO in the 2nd round.
Zuffa Boxing is officially stepping into the UK market. On June 6, Chris Billam-Smith returns to familiar ground at the Bournemouth International Centre to face heavy-handed contender Ryan Rozicki.
For Billam-Smith, it’s more than just another fight. Bournemouth has become his base - where he won the WBO title against Lawrence Okolie and built a strong following. Now 35 and holding a 21-2 (13 KOs) record, he comes into this bout off a clear win over Brandon Glanton and looking to position himself for another major title run.
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Rozicki, meanwhile, brings a different kind of threat. At 21-1-1 (20 KOs), the Canadian has built his reputation on power and pressure. Despite periods of inactivity, he remains highly ranked and arrives as the kind of opponent who comes to test.
In the co-main event, Jack Massey and Cheavon Clarke meet in a 10-round British cruiserweight clash.
Massey (23-3, 13 KOs) brings the deeper professional résumé, having won Commonwealth and European titles before challenging Jai Opetaia for the IBF cruiserweight crown in 2024. That step proved too much, but he returned with a stoppage win over Ivan Gabriel Garcia and now sees Clarke as the fight that can put him back into the mix.
“Chev Clarke is a fight that really excites me,” Massey said. “Everyone loves a domestic clash, and this bout, live on Sky Sports, will propel me right back in the mix for another shot at the world title.”
Clarke (11-2, 8 KOs) enters with strong amateur credentials after representing Team GB, winning medals at the European Games and Commonwealth Games, and competing at the Tokyo Olympics. As a pro, he won the British title in his ninth fight but has since suffered decision losses to Leonardo Mosquea and Viddal Riley.
Now Clarke gets a chance to reset on a major Zuffa platform. “This is a new chapter, and I’m ready to show the best of myself on Sky Sports,” he said.
