Watch stream of Colm Murphy's title shot and Kelsey Leonard's debut in Belfast
The headline bout of the card sees Belfast's Colm Murphy put his unbeaten record on the line against England's Luke Pearson.
Not only is the vacant European silver featherweight title on the line, but the winner is set to get a mandatory shot at the full European title.
Murphy has won all 14 of his professional fights, including five inside the distance, but his opponent, Pearson, is unbeaten in ten fights of his own.
Alongside the main event, there are many intriguing fights on the undercard, not least the professional debut of amateur star Kelsey Leonard.
Wanting to follow in the footsteps of Katie Taylor, Naas fighter Leonard is ready to make her professional bow against England's Kira Carter.
The fight night is being streamed live on TG4's Youtube channel, with their coverage beginning at 7pm.
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