The undercard for Oleksandr Usyk's heavyweight title defence against kickboxing great Rico Verhoeven has been announced.
Dubbed 'Glory in Giza', Usyk will defend his WBC title against the multi-time kickboxing heavyweight champion, and 1-0 pro boxer in the Egyptian city on 23 May.
In addition to the crossover main event, on Friday Ring Magazine announced a stacked undercard featuring British stars Hamzah Sheeraz and Jack Catterall.
The co-main event of the evening will see Sheeraz get his second shot at world title honours when he takes on Germany's Alem Begic for the vacant WBO super middleweight title.
In February of last year Sheeraz challenged Carlos Adames for the WBC middleweight belt in Riyadh on the Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol II undercard, with the fight ultimately ending in a split draw.
The undefeated prospect rebounded by stopping former title challenger Edgar Berlanga in five rounds in July and now has a golden opportunity to become the first Briton since Billy Joe Saunders to become world champion at 168lbs.
The event will also mark the return of Jack Catterall as he takes on unbeaten Uzbekistani Shakhram Giyasov for the WBA regular title.
Catterall knocked out Ekow Essuman in the 11th round of their clash late last year and the Matchroom star outlined his world title ambitions post-fight.
2020 Olympic silver medallist Richard Torrez is also set to feature on the card, as he faces arguably the toughest test of his career to date in the form of Cuban contender Frank Sanchez.
Meanwhile super flyweight world champion Mizuki Hiruta will defend her WBO title against Egyptian-born Australian Mai Soliman.
Full Oleksandr Usyk vs Rico Verhoeven undercard
- Oleksandr Usyk vs Rico Verhoeven - WBC heavyweight title
- Hamzah Sheeraz vs Alem Begic - WBO super middleweight title
- Jack Catterall vs Shakhram Giyasov - Welterweight bout
- Frank Sanchez vs Richard Torrez Jr - Heavyweight bout
- Mizuki Hiruta vs Mai Soliman - WBO super flyweight title
- Basem Mamdouh vs Jamar Talley - Cruiserweight bout
- Mahmoud Mobark vs Michael Kalyalya - Middleweight bout
- Omar Hikal vs Ali Sserunkuma - Welterweight bout
