Jordan Banjo vs Wil Anderson: Start time, TV channel, live stream & full card as ex-Love Islander makes Misfits debut
Ex-Love Islander Wil Anderson will make his in-ring debut, vowing to knock out Jordan Banjo on Misfits 21.
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Anderson, who appeared on Love Island last year, will be hoping not to be dropped in the ring like he was from the Love Island villa.
It is a clash of famous faces as the partner of Uma Jammeh makes his debut, stepping up against former Britain's Got Talent winner Jordan Banjo, who also makes his debut.
Banjo, 32, is a street dancer, and currently part of the group Diversity, who formed in 2007 and won the 2009 iteration of BGT.
The street dancer has also appeared on shows such as I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here, Dancing on Ice and The Masked Singer, but now laces up his boots for his Misfits debut.
When is Jordan Banjo vs Wil Anderson?
Jordan Banjo vs Wil Anderson is part of Misfits 21.
The event takes place this Friday, May 16 at the Vaillant Live arena in Derby.
The card is set to start at 5pm with TV coverage from 7pm.
Ring walks have not yet been announced, but Banjo vs Anderson could take place around 8pm - we will update when we know more.
How to watch Jordan Banjo vs Wil Anderson and is there a live stream?
DAZN has coverage of Misfits 21 and all over Misfits events.
Viewers can watch on DAZN TV - an extra on top of their other TV packages - or via the website or downloadable app.
DAZN is a subscription service that costs £119.99 annually or £14.99 per month.
There is also a flexible option available for £24.99 per month that can be cancelled at any time.
Alternatively, SunSport will live blog every fight as it happens.
Misfits 21 full card
Darren Till vs. Darren Stewart, cruiserweight
Idris Virgo vs. Ty Mitchell, light heavyweight – MF pro title
Chase DeMoor vs. Tank Tolman, heavyweight - MFB title
Walid Sharks vs. FoxTheG, lightweight
Jordan Banjo vs. Wil Anderson, heavyweight
Amir Anderson vs. TBA, middleweight
Joey Knight vs. Andy Howson, lightweight
Wakey Wines vs. MoDeen, heavyweight
Dylan Price vs. TBA, super bantamweight
Tempo Art vs. Big Tobz vs. Godson Umeh vs. Curtis Pritchard, heavyweight – Survivor Tag bout
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