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Other than Barrios vs Garcia, we still have:

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

Frank Martin vs Nahir Albright (super-lightweight)

It’s Martin vs Albright up first.

Round seven

Finally Agbeko goes down in the seventh round!

He beats the ref’s count with 10 seconds to go, but he eats one more punch after standing, and it’s waved off!

Round six

Melikuziev has busted up the right eye of Agbeko. It’s badly swollen and looks like it could close up...

Meanwhile, Melikuziev’s team have done a decent job at treating his cut.

Nice footwork from the Uzbek, enabling him to land a variety of shots from different angles – but he’s admiring his work a bit too much.

Still, clever of him to keep targeting the body and not just head hunt. Agbeko is surely getting broken down here.

Round four

There’s a nasty clash of heads, which leaves Melikuziev with a cut on the right side of his brow.

After a brief pause in the action, the round resumes. Blood is trickling down Melikuziev’s face all the while.

Agbeko tries to stay active behind his jab, as Melikuziev battles more blood, and this is better by the Ghanaian-American!

Round three

Melikuziev presses forward but walks onto a couple of short, straight shots from Agbeko.

Left hook downstairs, right hook upstairs by Melikuziev. Agbeko looks like he felt that body shot in particular.

Oh! Melikuziev has Agbeko on wobbly legs, but he doesn’t pounce immediately...

On delay, the Uzbek gets after Agbeko, who is proving a stationary target in phases.

Clean lands to the body and head by Melikuziev, who will surely pursue a finish hard in round four.

Round two

Two hooks then a cross through the guard of Agbeko. Melikuziev works the body again, too.

Agbeko lets his hands go but then freezes in front of Melikuziev, who tries to reassert himself.

Both men land to the head and body.

Some of these Melikuziev punches, it’s like he digs in at the end – like he’s trying to push his opponent after landing.

Good head movement and footwork by Melikuziev late in the round.

Round one

Agbeko is in ridiculous shape! He’s quickly put on the back foot, though, as Melikuziev applies pressure.

Good left hook from Agbeko, who steps off the centre line to land it, before he comes back with a right hand.

Melikuziev with a southpaw cross to the body now. And another, after a nice slip upstairs. Yet another cross to the body of Agbeko.

The next one goes up top, and Agbeko attacks the body of Melikuziev in a bid to arrest some momentum.

Uzbek southpaw Melikuziev enters this one with a 16-1 (10 KOs) record, while Agbeko is 29-4 (23 KOs). Agbeko fights out of Nashville but is originally from Ghana.