Johnny Fisher steps into the ring against Belgium’s Michael Pirotton over 10 rounds at Copper Box Arena in London on Saturday, September 26, 2026. Paramount+ carries the heavyweight fight live in the US, with Sky Sports broadcasting in the UK.
Event start times are 2 pm ET and 7 pm UK. Nine bouts fill the card. Craig Richards meets Radivoje Kalajdzic over 10 rounds at light heavyweight, with Lee Cutler against Louis Greene also on the main card.
How to Watch Fisher vs Pirotton
US viewers can watch on Paramount+. Sky Sports carries the broadcast for UK audiences, with coverage of the event including the preliminary bouts.
The London show features six main-card contests and three prelims, ranging from featherweight to heavyweight.
Fisher vs Pirotton Weigh-In
Fisher weighed 243 pounds, while Belgium’s Pirotton came in at 240.6 pounds for their heavyweight contest. The British fighter holds a 2.4-pound weight advantage heading into the scheduled 10-rounder.
Richards and Kalajdzic weighed in below the light heavyweight limit. Richards registered 174.2 pounds, with Kalajdzic slightly heavier at 174.5 pounds ahead of the other featured 10-round contest.
Full Main Card
Johnny Fisher vs Michael Pirotton: Heavyweight, 10 rounds. Fisher weighed 243 pounds; Pirotton weighed 240.6 pounds.
Craig Richards vs Radivoje Kalajdzic: Light heavyweight, 10 rounds. Richards weighed 174.2 pounds; Kalajdzic weighed 174.5 pounds.
Lee Cutler vs Louis Greene: Middleweight, 10 rounds. Cutler registered 159.5 pounds, with Greene at 159.1 pounds.
Kayla Allen vs Edina Kiss: Six rounds, listed as super lightweight on the supplied card. Allen weighed 142.9 pounds; Kiss weighed 142 pounds.
Cesar Mateo Tapia vs Leo Ruiz: Middleweight, 10 rounds. Tapia came in at 159.9 pounds, while Ruiz registered 159.2 pounds.
Alex MacMillan vs Guillaume Azagier: Super welterweight, six rounds. MacMillan weighed 149.9 pounds; Azagier weighed 151.6 pounds.
Preliminary Fight Card
Rogelio Romero vs Aurel Ignat: Cruiserweight, eight rounds. Romero registered 199.2 pounds, with Ignat at 199.6 pounds.
Alexis de la Cerda vs Cain Lewis: Featherweight, eight rounds. De la Cerda weighed 125.4 pounds; Lewis weighed 125.6 pounds.
Fred Pullen vs Leonardo Faretina: Lightweight, four rounds. Pullen came in at 131.4 pounds, while Faretina weighed 132.7 pounds.
Calling this a “full main card” is misleading when there is no analysis of competitive balance, stakes, or rankings. You list Allen vs Kiss as “listed as super lightweight” yet include weights that don’t align cleanly with standard divisions, and you never address the inconsistency. If you’re going to publish bout sheets, at least explain the oddities rather than copying them verbatim.
I disagree that it’s acceptable to dismiss this as just a bout sheet. If the article is going to highlight a weigh-in, it should explain what the numbers imply for conditioning, size, and expected pace, especially for heavyweights. Otherwise it’s empty data. Even a short note on each fighter’s recent form would make the card listing actually informative.
You’re overreaching by demanding deep analysis from a basic schedule post. The real problem is accuracy and clarity: the piece should clearly separate verified weights from promotional labels, and it should confirm where the prelims can be watched, not just claim Sky and Paramount cover the event. If you can’t answer that, don’t pretend the viewing guide is complete.
The viewing information is incomplete and a bit careless. Saying Paramount+ in the US and Sky Sports in the UK ignores the obvious reality that plenty of fans are outside those regions and need clarity on international options. Also, the start times are given, but there is no indication of when the main event ringwalks might actually happen across a nine-bout card.
This article reads like a press release instead of useful coverage. You list a pile of weights and bout counts, but give no context on why Fisher vs Pirotton matters, what either man has faced, or how their styles match up. Even the 2.4-pound difference is presented as meaningful without explaining why it would affect a 10-round heavyweight fight.