The main event on the telly will probably be Kevin Mitchell vs John Murray at lightweight with the winner getting a crack at the world title, many will know Mitchell as the one who got ko’d at upton park to Australian Katsidis last year. Apparently his life was in turmoil, split up with his misses and in loads of gambling/drinking debts. After loss went on a few months bender, but seems to have sorted his life out, although his house was raided on a drugs bust, nothing found though. But apparently frank warren has got him on the straight and narrow. But his comeback fight is against and undefeated manc John Murray who has a 31-0 record, and is a real pressure fighter with power, but he also has quick hands and feet, Mitchell has been out a long time so you really question whether he is fit and prepared enough, most of the bookies going murray, but if Mitchell is prepared he is a class operator and has the beating of murray, he beat bredis precott with the jab and i think he’ll do the same again. Murray has the power to ko Mitchell but i think Mitchell will win on points or late ko.
For me though Tony Bellew VS Ovil McKenzie at light heavyweight is the big fight of the night, Their fist fight was just unbelievable, Bellew down twice with two massive punches you’d think no one would get up from (one literally threw him back across the ring,ill try get a link) and came back and ko’d ovil. Bellew is a mouthy scouser with real attitude, but back it up every time, he's great at hyping himself and his fights up, which has really made me warm to him. I think this could be the fight of the night. And think Bellew will be more defensive, but still ko him between 8-10.
...edit....found link to whole fight on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbn4sWkWhEE
Frankie Gavin is also fighting ex-Sheffield utd player Curtis Woodhouse, this has been hyped a bit too, Gavin was awful on the groves/degale undercard and blamed a cold, if he’s got his preparation rite Gavin should have the speed and combo’s to win, on points.
Could be a really good night of boxing, and not ppv too.
