Boxing tonight: Schedules, live streams, how to watch Buatsi vs Richards, Floyd Mayweather

It's winner stays on in the light-heavyweight division as Joshua Buatsi and Craig Richards prepared to serve up yet another pulsating domestic cracker at the O2 Arena in London on Saturday night. The winner of the Croydon versus Crystal Palace showdown will secure a shot at WBA champion Dmitry Bivol's title later in the year as we begin to gain further clarity on one of boxing's most captivating and intriguing divisions.

Buatsi believes he has earned his stripes the hard way after years of graft in the amateur scene before eventually winning bronze for Great Britain at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

On the flip side, Richards has worked his way up via the small-hall shows, taking every opportunity that has fallen his way.

Spider's stock has risen considerably in recent weeks following Bivol's Las Vegas masterclass against pound-for-pound great Canelo Alvarez two weeks ago.

Richards went the distance with the Russian in a competitive fight last year and now he is looking to secure his shot at a potential rematch.

Meanwhile, Buatsi is keen to put months of frustration in his rear-view mirror after he was forced to withdraw from his December showdown with Maxim Vlasov through injury.

The 29-year-old, who is 15-0, boasts a record of 10 successive stoppages and he would make quite the statement if he was to inflict similar punishment on Richards.

The duo headline another stacked Matchroom card at the O2 which also features the brilliant Chantelle Cameron and Croatian wrecking ball Alen Babic.

He has scored a knockout in all 10 of his professional bouts to date as he bids to make waves in boxing's new bridgerweight division.

Boxing Hall of Famer Floyd Mayweather is also in action as he takes on Don Moor at the Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi