Liam Davies vs Nathaniel Collins: Birmingham fight times, TV and full card
European featherweight champion Liam Davies faces former British and Commonwealth champion Nathaniel Collins in Birmingham on Saturday 26 September, with Nathan Heaney also on the card.

Liam Davies meets Nathaniel Collins in a contest between a current European featherweight champion and a former British and Commonwealth champion at bp pulse LIVE in Birmingham on Saturday 26 September. The first bout starts at 19:10, with the main event expected at 22:15 UK and Irish time. DAZN will broadcast the card.
Davies, from Donnington in Telford, Shropshire, brings 18 wins and one defeat into the main event, with nine of those victories coming by knockout. He holds the WBO Intercontinental title alongside his European featherweight championship and boxes from an orthodox stance.
Collins, a southpaw from Bearsden in Scotland, has 17 wins, one defeat and one draw, with eight knockout victories. His championship background also includes the WBC Silver featherweight title, alongside his former British and Commonwealth honours. Davies stands 5 ft 9½ in with a 71½ in reach, while Collins measures 5 ft 6 in.
Nathan Heaney faces Gerome Warburton at 21:10 in another orthodox-versus-southpaw pairing. Heaney has 19 wins, two defeats and one draw, with six knockouts, while Warburton brings 17 wins, two defeats and two draws, including two knockout victories.
Full card (UK and Irish times)
- 22:15 (expected) — Liam Davies vs Nathaniel Collins
- 21:10 — Nathan Heaney vs Gerome Warburton
- 19:10 — Bradley Goldsmith vs Amir Abubaker
- Luke McCormack vs Kay Prospere
- Nelson Birchall vs Lewis Morris
- Lewis Richardson vs Ivan Trofimovich
- Lewis Lawton vs Cheikh Diop
- Asadkhuja Mudinkhujaev vs Matias Ezequiel
- Lasha Guruli vs Hughie Wilson
- Mikael Hussain vs Jake Pollard
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