Jordan Gill v Zelfa Barrett: Start time, undercard and how to watch huge Manchester AO Arena clash 

Manchester’s Zelfa Barrett is all set for arguably the biggest night of his boxing life in April. The super-featherweight meets domestic rival Jordan Gill on home soil with a shot at world honours likely awaiting the winner of what is seen as a brilliant all-British clash.

When is Jordan Gill vs Zelfa Barrett? 

The British super-featherweight rivals will meet at the AO Arena on Saturday, April 13, as Barrett headlines on home soil. The fight is being promoted by Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing.

What time is Jordan Gill v Zelfa Barrett? 

The fight time has not been confirmed and won’t be until the week of the fight - but you can expect the main event in the ring at around 10pm. 

How to watch Jordan Gill vs Zelfa Barrett

The fight will be live on DAZN. The sports streaming app has three plans - the Monthly Saver is £9.99 per month and the Flexible Pass £19.99 with the option to pay monthly and cancel at 30 days’ notice. The Annual Super Saver is £99 upfront for the whole year.

How to get tickets to Jordan Gill vs Zelfa Barrett 

Tickets are on sale via Stage Front and Ticketmaster. Prices range from £40 all the way up to £200 for VIPs which includes a ringside seat, access to a VIP bar, complimentary beer, wine and soft drinks and canapes served throughout the event.

Who is on the Jordan Gill vs Zelfa Barrett undercard? 

We've got plenty of Manchester interest on the undercard. There's Anthony Crolla-trained Rhiannon Dixon, an unbeaten fighter from Warrington, looking to win her first world title when she takes on Argentina’s Karen Elizabeth Carabajal for the vacant WBO super-lightweight crown. Crolla's younger brother William is also on the card, the 25-year-old pencilled in for his fifth professional contest. And Michael Gomez Jnr, son of the 'Manchester Mexican' of the same name, defends his English super-featherweight title against Kane Baker.

• Jordan Gill v Zelfa Barrett
• Ellie Scotney v Segolene Lefebvre - IBF and WBO World super bantamweight titles
• Rhiannon Dixon v Karen Carabajal - vacant WBO World lightweight title
• Michael Gomez Jnr v Kane Baker - English super-featherweight title
• Jordan Flynn v Tampela Maharusi
• Brandon Scott v Rodrigo Matias Areco
• William Crolla v Fabio Cascone
• Jimmy Sains v Mateusz Kalecki
• Jack Turner v Abdul Kesi Ngaoma
• Stephen Clarke v Jensen Irving

Who is Zelfa Barrett?

From Harpurhey, ‘Brown Flash’ is part of a fighting family. The 30-year-old is the nephew of his trainer Pat Barrett - a former British and European champion and world title challenger. World-ranked light-heavyweight Lyndon Arthur is his cousin. Barrett has had 32 fights, winning 30, and came up short in his one world title challenge so far when he lost to Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov for the IBF title in Abu Dhabi. Headlining at the Manchester Arena represents the end of a remarkable road for Barrett who started out fighting at places like the Oldham Leisure Centre and Middleton Arena. 

Who is Jordan Gill? 

Peterborough’s Gill, a former European and Commonwealth champion at featherweight, stunned Irish hero Michael Conlan with a seventh-round stoppage win on away territory in Belfast last month and immediately called for a world title shot in his post-fight interview. Barrett is the man standing in his way. ‘The Thrill’ has won 28 of his 31 fights as a professional.