
Troy Williamson will bid to prove victory over Callum Simpson was no fluke when the two roll it back once again this weekend in a gripping rematch.
The pair return to Leeds for a second dance at the First Direct Bank Arena, with the British and Commonwealth super-middleweight titles on the line.
But as the pair trade barbs back and forth, they are not the only key figures to keep an eye on across what promises to be a busy period for the sport.
Here, DAZN News looks ahead to the week in boxing and picks out five key stories that it is worth keeping an eye on over the next seven days.
More than a week on from their respective tune-up tests, Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua may be closing in on a city for their encounter.
Reports suggest the duo's long-awaited bout will snub home soil and swap the United Kingdom for the United States and New York City.
It is a major blow for fight fans on the domestic front, but some purists may argue a Madison Square Garden fights brings added class.
Jaron 'Boots' Ennis has his eyes on undisputed light-middleweight glory - but which path he will take to get there is a mystery thus far.
The American, who holds WBA and WBO honours, has been linked to a bout against IBF champion Josh Kelly for his next encounter.
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But Ennis is just as open to taking WBC holder Sebastian Fundora next too. Either way, news will surely be on the way soon enough.
Fury and Joshua are not the only heavyweights catching the news this week - with Moses Itauma and Filip Hrgovic now in a title race.
The pair will meet for the IBF heavyweight strap after Frank Sanchez was convinced to step aside and await a future shot at the winner.
It adds an extra layer of spice to the pair's show at London's The O2 Arena later this month, live on DAZN Pay-Per-View and Ultimate.
There's less than a fortnight to go for Claressa Shields before the star is back out for her next title defence, six months after her last.
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Having turned over Franchón Crews-Dezurn with a handy decision in February, 'The GWOAT' will take aim at Kaye Scott in Atlanta.
Success will extend Shields to a 19-0 professional record if triumphant. But could her foe be the first to derail her ambitions in the ring?
Few seemed to give Williamson a shot when he challenged Simpson last year - but now, the shoe is firmly on the other foot right now.
What's more, the former has been frustrated by a prolonged wait to face his rival, with world title opportunities passing him by as well.
It means there will be plenty of spark when the two cross paths - and a bumper crowd in West Yorkshire should reap the rewards too.
Watch Moses Itauma take the next step in his unstoppable career against Filip Hrgovic on Saturday, August 29, only on DAZN.
Buy as a one-off PPV or included along with Romero vs. Lopez (Aug 22) and Canelo vs. Mbilli (Oct) PPVs with a DAZN Ultimate Tier subscription.


