Boxing Insider “Fight Night” Preview: Heather Hardy- Taynna Cardoso; Terrell Bostic-Clay Burns, and more…

By: Sean Crose

Boxing returns to Sony Hall in Manhattan’s famous Times Square on Thursday night when Boxing internals introduces “Fight Night,” the third installment in the promotion’s successful battle card series that began last year and is currently continuing through 2023. Former world champion Heather “The Heat” Hardy will return after successfully defeating Calista Silgado in a melee battle at Sony Hall this past October. Taynna Cardoso 5-1 from Brazil in a scheduled eight-round main event in lightweight. Cardoso last fought in November when she defeated Beatriz Ferreira by unanimous decision.

Now, the 34-year-old boxer has a chance of a lifetime, at least in the professional boxing world. If she’s the most famous and respected Hardy – in Hardy’s hometown, nothing less – Cardoso is clearly going to be a remarkable boxer, which can certainly benefit his career. of a person. However, those who have followed Hardy’s journey in the ring know well what a game she is and a determined fighter. Hardy, who is never boring, always puts it all in the ring. After all, there’s a reason she’s titled the tag.

Lightweight Terell Jeremy Bostic will also be on the card Thursday. Wyandanch, New York’s 7-1 production will play Texan Clay Burns 10-16-2 in six scheduled rounds. Bostic’s final match was a decisive victory Danny Murray last November. Clay was last seen in action back in January when he made the decision for James Bernadin. 4-0 undefeated lightweight Tsendbaatar Erdenebat will also be in the match, taking on Nicaragua’s Giovanni Gutierrez 11-3-1 in a six-round match.

Furthermore, another New Yorker, lightweight Frederic Julan will set his 12-2 record on Thursday against New Jersey native Decarlo Perez, 19-7-1 in a match scheduled for eight people. Last but not least, New Yorker Michael Hughes, 3-1, will face Pennsylvania’s Nelson Morales, 3-3 in four scheduled rounds. Thursday’s “Fight Night” card will be streamed by Boxing internals and Sony Hall. It will also be broadcast on boxing on stage, courtesy of co-promoter Lou DiBella. “It’s going to be a great boxing night with the title @HeatherHardyBox,” DiBella tweeted on Wednesday, “will be a packed house.”

Hardy’s former coach, Hector Roca, who recently passed away, will be honored at the event. Indeed, Hardy is dedicating the Cardoso war to the memory of the man known as “Papa”.