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Lester Martinez will face Joeshon James in the ProBox Fight Night main event on Saturday. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

At the third time of asking, Lester Martinez and Joeshon James will finally meet in the main event of Saturday’s ProBox Fight Night card, which will be held at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, California. These two opponents were scheduled to meet in September 2024 before their bout was postponed until February, but complications caused the fixture to be moved back on each occasion. But a clash more than six months in the making will finally get its chance as two undefeated super middleweight hopefuls seek to take a substantial step forward from a rivalry that’s been brewing nicely.

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Date: Mar. 22, 2024

Start Time: 7 p.m. ET

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Venue: NOS Events Center, San Bernardino, California

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While both talents are yet to record a loss in their careers, Martinez boasts the advantage in age and experience coming into this encounter.

The 29-year-old has had roughly twice the number of pro fights as James, 26, racking up an 18-0 record since making his debut in April 2019.

‘Shontime’ didn’t make his own debut until two years later, and his two 2023 draws against Javier Martinez and Abilkhan Amankul make his record look that bit less impressive.

More than a year passed since James was last on the billing of a ProBox card against Vaughn Alexander, whom he bested despite having a point deducted for using his forearm:

But the postponements are over with as the pair finally scrap in San Bernardino, a crowd that could favor California native James that bit more.

But even though Martinez was born in and fights out of his native Guatemala on paper, he feels he’ll have ample support in his adopted home.

“It’s been a little frustrating because it’s a lot of work on the coach’s part,” said Martinez ahead of the third attempt. “It took three times, but I know this time is for sure. Everything happens for a reason. I feel we’re in California with our home crowd.”

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