Ring IV: Who will steal the show tonight and get everyone talking?

What a fight card we have tonight, as The Ring IV: Night of the Champions delivers an epic fight card, with FOUR world title bouts on the slate.

Broadcast exclusively live on DAZN PPV, WBC light heavyweight champion David Benavidez and Anthony Yarde meet in what should be a thrilling main event in Riyadh.

If that's mouthwatering enough the unbeaten Brian Norman Jr. and Devin Haney will go toe-to-toe, while Jesse Rodriguez and Fernando Martinez clash in a super flyweight unification battle.

Then two of the boxing's most exciting fighters Abdullah Mason and Sam Noakes go at it for the WBO lightweight crown.

It will be impossible to take your eyes off the DAZN screen for this one. But with so many superstars in action, so many potential incredible fights and great storylines to be generated, who will emerge as the standout star on the night?

DAZN News's boxing experts have been making their predictions as to who will have us all talking when the action finishes in Saudi Arabia tonight.

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Who will steal the Ring IV show on Saturday night?

Chris Walker

Saturday is set up for several fighters to emerge as a superstar on one of the biggest shows of the year as numerous fights have major implications for the fighters involved.

One of those boxers is Brian Norman Jr. and it is the Atlanta man who has the most to gain when he defends his welterweight world title against Devin Haney.

Serious followers of the sport have long been impressed by Norman’s credentials and a dominant victory over Haney can be enough to make everyone aware of the qualities possessed by the unbeaten 24-year-old.

Queensberry/Leigh Dawney

Matt Astbury

British lightweight Sam Noakes. He faces a tall task against Abdullah Mason for the vacant WBO lightweight title, but I believe Noakes can win it.

Mason will be the favourite, but one thing he struggles with is power. Noakes has impressive power and if he clips Mason, it’s likely the American will be on the canvas.

While I don’t see Noakes getting the knockout with Mason being a strong operator, a few knock downs will be crucial if he is to overcome the American, and it will be a performance to remember on what is a stacked card.

Mark Lelinwalla 

I'm expecting electrifying performances from David Benavidez and Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez. It's what they do.

But to steal the show Saturday night, I'm looking at Abdullah Mason who already counts three victories this year in an active 2025.

The Cleveland, Ohio native has all the tools to launch himself into superstardom and I anticipate this bout against Sam Noakes to be the liftoff.

After all, becoming a world champion at 21 is a career-altering accomplishment.

Chris Oliver

All four championship fights have the potential for fireworks, but Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez could be the man everyone is talking about after this show.

Still only 25, the unbeaten Texan southpaw has already claimed a host big scalps and he would be a superstar if he was fighting in higher weight classes. He is great to watch and he can look very good again in his super flyweight unification bout with Fernando Martinez.

Queensberry/Leigh Dawney

Andrew Steel

From bona-fide generational champions to some superlative contenders, there's no shortage of stars with plenty of bark and bite out to make a mark in Riyadh.

But I'm going to tip Sam Noakes to be the surprise package of the evening. 'Midge' steps up to a new level here, but he's not a man to shy away from the fight.

Against Abdullah Mason, he's going to throw everything he's got - and his ring smarts suggest he may have it in him to leave with a shiny new world title too.

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