AARON MCKENNA and Etinosa Oliha clash THIS SATURDAY in Dublin for the vacant IBF middleweight title!

Ireland’s McKenna is looking to claim the title in front of his home fans, but faces a stiff test in former IBO champion Oliha.

Chris Eubank Jr v Conor Benn: Fatal Fury - Fight NightAaron McKenna dominated Liam Smith last time out Credit: Getty IBF And IBO Middleweight World ChampionshipsEtinosa Oliha is a former IBO world champion Credit: Getty

Both fighters hold perfect records heading into the 3Arena this weekend, with the Irishman boasting 20 wins and ten knockouts, while his opponent has 22 wins and ten stoppages to his name.

Last time out, McKenna earned this world title opportunity by dominating former champion Liam Smith on the undercard of in their first fight.

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Now, he returns to his home country for the first time as a professional – The Silencer was an amateur star in Ireland, winning more than 150 fights and eight national championships.

The event this weekend is being run by , with expected to be in attendance for their first show in Dublin.

When is Aaron McKenna vs Etinosa Oliha?

  • The mammoth IBF title clash will take place on Saturday, August 8.
  • Coverage of the main card will begin at 7pm BST.
  • Ring-walks are expected at approximately 10.20pm, but this may change depending on the results of the undercard.
  • The 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland will host the action.

How to watch Aaron McKenna vs Etinosa Oliha and is there a live stream?

  • The action will be broadcast on Sky Sports Action from 7pm BST.
  • It will also be on Sky Sports Main Event from 8pm.
  • Alternatively, you can stream the action live on NOW TV or on the Sky Sports website and app.

Aaron McKenna vs Etinosa Oliha undercard

There are eight bouts scheduled across the main card and prelims in Dublin, featuring fellow Irish middleweight on chief-support for the event.

Main card

  • Aaron McKenna vs Etinosa Oliha – IBF middleweight title
  • Callum Walsh vs Tyler Denny – middleweight
  • Joe Ward vs Artjom Kasparian – light heavyweight
  • Sam Hickey vs Brad Axe – middleweight
  • Patrick O’Connor vs Ibrahim Mercan – cruiserweight

Prelims

  • Stevie McKenna vs Owen O’Neill – middleweight
  • Connor Coyle vs Mark Beuke – middleweight
  • Louis Greene vs TBD – middleweight

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