‘C’ denotes champion:

Mario Barrios (C) vs Ryan Garcia (WBC welterweight title)

Gary Antuanne Russell (C) vs Andy Hiraoka (WBA super-lightweight title)

Frank Martin vs Nahir Albright (super-lightweight)

Bektemir Melikuziev vs Sena Agbeko (super-middleweight)

Richardson Hitchins was due to defend his IBF super-lightweight belt against Oscar Duarte, but the champion is out due to illness.

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Garcia vs Barrios will stream live exclusively on DAZN pay-per-view worldwide, at a cost of £24.99 in the UK, $64.99 in the US, and the equivalent of $19.99 in other countries. You can purchase the fight on DAZN here, where you can also buy a DAZN subscription (plans start at £15.99 per month).

Garcia vs Barrios will take place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas tonight.

The main card is due to begin at 1am GMT on Sunday (5pm PT / 7pm CT / 8pm ET on Saturday), with main-event ring walks expected at around 5am GMT on Sunday (9pm PT / 11pm CT on Saturday / 12am ET on Sunday).

Okay, following our coverage of Leigh Wood’s rematch win over Josh Warrington, we move to Mario Barrios vs Ryan Garcia!

Chris McKenna in Nottingham:

“Sometimes a boxer needs one fight too many to realise it is over. This may be that fight for Josh Warrington.

“While a few can walk away after great wins, many participants in this sport need to feel that moment: when the brain sends the signal to throw the shot or slip the punch, but the message doesn’t get there as quickly as it once did.

“This could be that night for Warrington. This time he didn’t lay down the gloves in the ring, instead vowing not to make ‘any rash decisions’ on his future, but as he spoke to his supporters, he offered more than a hint that he is considering walking away.

“As he stood in his corner after 12 rounds with Leigh Wood and fought back tears, looking up to his Leeds faithful who bellowed out his name, it must have been on his mind that this may be the last time he hears it.”

Full report and analysis:

Please excuse some explicit language from Warrington here, but a heartfelt post-fight interview from the former world champ: