Nakatakdang magharap ang dalawang dating world champion na sina Mark Magsayo at Brandon Figueroa para sa World Boxing Council (WBC) interim featherweight title sa March 4 sa Ontario, California.
Malaki umano ang pananabik ng 27-anyos na si Magsayo na makabalik sa loob ng ring matapos nitong matikman ang kanyang unang pagkatalo kay Mexican veteran boxer Rey Vargas noong nakaraang taon.
Hulyo 2022 nang isuko ni Magsayo ang kanyang WBC featherweight title kay Vargas matapos itong mabigo sa mehikano via split decision sa scorecard na 114-113, 112-115, at 112-115.
May kasalukuyang kartada na 24 wins at 1 loss si Magsayo kung saan 16 dito ay panalo via knockout.
Samantala, mayroon namang 23-1-1 (win-loss-draw record) at 18 knockouts ang dating superbantam weight champion na si Figueroa.
Huli itong sumabak sa aksyon sa co-main event ng bakbakang Magsayo-Vargas kung saan pinataob nito ang American boxer na si Carlos Castro sa ika-anim na round.
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