Stephen Fulton and Brandon Figueroa will put their respective 122-pound titles on the line when they meet Nov. 27 at Park MGM in Las Vegas, Premier Boxing Champions announced Thursday.
The Showtime main event was set for Sept. 18 but was postponed after Figueroa tested positive for COVID-19.
Murodjon Akhmadaliev, ESPN's No. 1 boxer at junior featherweight, holds two titles. After Fulton and Figueroa fight -- assuming there's no draw -- there will be just two champions at 122 pounds, clearing the path for an undisputed title fight next year.
Fulton (19-0, 8 KOs) won the WBO version of the title in January with a unanimous decision victory over Angelo Leo. The 27-year-old Philadelphian, ESPN's No. 2 junior featherweight, threw 1,183 punches in the breakthrough win.
Figueroa (22-0-1, 17 KOs) won the WBC junior featherweight title with a seventh-round KO of Luis Nery in a career-best performance in May. The 24-year-old volume puncher from Weslaco, Texas, and ESPN's No. 3 boxer at 122 pounds is the younger brother of former title contender Omar Figueroa Jr.
The bout, which features two volume punchers, seems like a can't-miss action fight.
The undercard is topped by Ra'eese Aleem, ESPN's No. 7 boxer at 122 pounds, against Eduardo Baez. Aleem is coming off a career-best win, an 11th-round stoppage of Vic Pasillas in January. Gary Antonio Russell, the younger brother of Gary Russell Jr., meets Alejandro Barrios in the 118-pound opener.