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For those unable to attend, the prelim fight card will be broadcasted on ESPN+, with ESPN the network picking up at 8 p.m. ET.The card certainly isn’t the biggest or loaded with star power, but we have plenty to discuss in these 13 fights.
But not working in his favor is the layoff, where he could run into many issues against a much larger Sterling. Ring rust is of concern and if his pressure is less calculated and more wild, it could be a long night for the challenger. Burns is coming off a fresh win over the washed Jorge Masvidal and has a much stingier opponent in Muhammad.
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