Miyo Yoshida vs. Shurretta Metcalf II

Miyo Yoshida vs. Shurretta Metcalf II

Miyo Yoshida vs. Shurretta Metcalf II

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Miyo Yoshida vs. Shurretta Metcalf II

"Heroes on the Hudson 2"

2024

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Overview

36-year-old Yoshida defends her IBF bantamweight world title in a rematch against Shurretta Metcalf at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.

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10 members

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Miyo Yoshida

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Miyo Yoshida

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Shurretta Metcalf

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Shurretta Metcalf

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Edward Vazquez

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Edward Vazquez

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Kenneth Taylor

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Jerry Forrest

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Jerry Forrest

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Earl Newman

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Mykquan Williams

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Mykquan Williams

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Lavisas Williams

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Konrad Kaczmarkiewicz

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Khainell Wheeler

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Khainell Wheeler

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