Trainer, 27, is rebuilding after the first loss of his career to Simon Biyong last May while Cauley is on a run of five first-round knockouts. McCourt also suggested she was hopeful of fighting for the title in Belfast, should she beat Zingano.Īlso on the card is English light heavyweight Luke Trainer, who faces unbeaten American prospect Sullivan Cauley.
'Hungrier than ever' PFL champion Loughnane wants to cement his legacy.I give everything I can, and it's just time to go perform.' 'I always give 110% in fight camps, and I never take these opportunities for granted. I think it's motivated me more in training. 'There's a massive opportunity that can come from that. 'Whoever wins is going to get a title shot, so it has massive implications. 'I think I'll finish her in the second round with strikes,' McCourt said. Zingano also made weight for the contest and McCourt is confident of a stoppage victory against the 40-year-old contender.
