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Chris Kongo and Michael McKinson had to be separated following a heated face-off at the weigh-in

Chris Kongo's welterweight clash with Michael McKinson is part of a packed undercard for Dillian Whyte's crucial heavyweight rematch against Alexander Povetkin on Saturday, live on Sky Sports Box Office

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Chris Kongo and Michael McKinson exchanged heated words at the weigh-in

Chris Kongo and Michael McKinson had to be separated after they became embroiled in a heated exchange ahead of their welterweight clash.

The unbeaten British rivals traded words in a fiery face-off before their fight on the undercard of Dillian Whyte's 'Rumble on the Rock' rematch with Alexander Povetkin on Saturday, live on Sky Sports Box Office.

Kongo has called for a future showdown with Conor Benn, but must first overcome McKinson, a skilful southpaw who is nicknamed 'The Problem'.

*** FREE FOR EDITORIAL USE ***.Chris Kongo and Michael McKinson Weigh In ahead of their WBO Global Welterweight Title fight tomorrow Night..26 March 2021.Picture By Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing.
Image: Kongo and McKinson both have unblemished records

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Fabio Wardley also steps up in class when he takes on two-time world title challenger Eric Molina over 10 rounds at heavyweight.

Whyte's protege Wardley has nine knockouts in 10 wins on route to becoming English champion.

The 26-year-old prospect came in at 232 pounds (16st 8lbs), while Molina, who has challenged both Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder for world honours, weighed in at 253 pounds (18st 1lbs).

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*** FREE FOR EDITORIAL USE ***.Fabio Wardley and Eric Molina Press weigh in ahead of their Heavyweight fight tomorrow night..26 March 2021.Picture By Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing.
Image: Fabio Wardley weighed in over 20 pounds lighter than Eric Molina

Ted Cheeseman, meanwhile, looks to regain the British light-middleweight title against undefeated contender James Metcalf.

After losses to Sergio Garcia and Scott Fitzgerald, Cheeseman got back on track with a thrilling win over Sam Eggington last time out in a fight of the year contender.

*** FREE FOR EDITORIAL USE ***.Ted Cheeseman and James Metcalf weigh in ahead of their vacant British Super-Welterweight fight tomorrow night..26 March 2021.Picture By Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing.
Image: Ted Cheeseman looks to regain his British title against James Metcalf

There is even more heavyweight action on the undercard as Erik Pfeifer takes on Nick Webb, while Youssef Khoumari takes on the dangerous Kane Baker over eight rounds at super-featherweight.

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