2026 in Misfits Boxing and MF Pro

MF Sports
Information
PromotionMisfits Boxing
MF Pro
First date7 March 2026
Last date29 June 2026
Last date aired13 June 2026
Websitemisfitsboxing.com
Events
Total events5
Fights
Total fights65
Title fights14

2026 in Misfits Boxing and MF Pro is the fifth year in the history of Misfits Boxing and first year in the history for MF Pro, two boxing promotions founded by English YouTuber KSI and run by Mams Taylor, Kalle Sauerland, and Nisse Sauerland.[1]

2026 sees the debut of MF Sports professional boxing division 'MF Pro.'

MF Duel 2

MF Duel 2
Date7 March 2026
VenueVaillant Live, Derby, England
Title(s) on the lineMF Pro light heavyweight title
Tale of the tape
Boxer Ty Mitchell Gabriel Rosado
Nickname "The Derby Banger" "King"
Hometown Derby, England Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Pre-fight record 6–2 (4 KOs)[a] 28–17–1 (16 KOs)
Height 6 ft 4 in (193 cm) 5 ft 11½ in
Style Southpaw Orthodox
Result
Mitchell defeated Rosado via Unanimous Decision.[2]
(59–55 Mitchell, 59–55 Mitchell, 59–55 Mitchell)

MF Duel 2: Mitchell vs. Rosado was an MF–professional boxing event which featured Ty Mitchell vs. Gabriel Rosado, a light heavyweight match contested between professional boxers Ty Mitchell and Gabriel Rosado for the MF Pro light heavyweight title. The event took place on 7 March 2026 at the Vaillant Live in Derby, England.[3] Mitchell defeated Rosado via unanimous decision.[2]

Background

On 12 February 2026, Misfits Boxing announced their first event for 2026 with a second entry in their "MF Duel" series where Ty Mitchell will be defending his MF Pro light heavyweight title against Gabriel Rosado.[3]

The undercard features the boxing debut of two-time Olympic gold medallist Jade Jones.[4]

Card

Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Light heavyweight Ty Mitchell (c) def. Gabriel Rosado UD 6 Note 1
Lightweight Walid Sharks def. Argentinian King KO 2/4 1:05
Middleweight Pearl Gonzalez (c) def. Carla Jade UD 5 Note 2
Heavyweight Jordan Banjo def. Tempo Arts TKO 4/4 2:54
Lightweight Jade Jones def. Egypt Criss KO 2/4 0:59
Heavyweight Wil Anderson def. Jake Cornish TKO 3/4 0:46
Welterweight Justin Ibarrola def. James Springer TKO 4/4 2:46

^Note 1 For MF Pro title
^Note 2 For MFB women's middleweight title

Conlan vs. Walsh

Conlan vs. Walsh
Date20 March 2026
VenueSSE Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Title(s) on the lineWBC international featherweight title
Tale of the tape
Boxer Mick Conlan Kevin Walsh
Nickname "Irish" "King"
Hometown Belfast, Northern Ireland Brockton, Massachusetts, US
Pre-fight record 20–3 (10 KOs) 19–0 (10 KOs)
Height 5 ft 8 in (173 cm) 5 ft 7 in (170 cm)
Style Orthodox Orthodox
Result
Walsh defeated Conlan via Split Decision.[5]
(97–93 Conlan, 94–96 Walsh, 94–96 Walsh)

Mick Conlan vs. Kevin Walsh was a featherweight professional boxing match contested between Mick Conlan and Kevin Walsh for the WBC international featherweight title. The bout took place on 20 March 2026 at the SSE Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland.[6] Walsh defeated Conlan via split decision.[5]

Background

On 6 February 2026, Mick Conlan's return to the ring was confirmed for 20 March as the inaugural event for the newly established MF Pro, the professional boxing division of Misfits Boxing.[6] Conlan is set to defeated his WBC international featherweight title against American boxer Kevin Walsh at the SSE Arena in his hometown Belfast, Northern Ireland.[7]

Card

Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Postliminary Card
Super welterweight Glenn Bryne def. Daniel Przewieslik UD 6
Super featherweight Sam Norris def. Stefan Vincent PTS 4
Main Card
Featherweight Kevin Walsh def. Mick Conlan (c) SD 10 Note 1
Welterweight Kieran Molloy def. Xavier Kohlen UD 10 Note 2
Super middleweight Niall Brown def. Darren Johnstone TKO 3/10 0:44 Note 3
Super featherweight Codie Smith def. Lee Gormley TKO 1/8 1:54
Super welterweight Jak Corrie def. Jacob Quinn KO 2/6 2:38
Preliminary Card
Super lightweight Ben Marksby def. Carlos Daniel Cordoba RTD 4/8 3:00
Lightweight Kurt Walker def. Yahir Morales PTS 4/4
Super featherweight Kyle Smith def. Eduardo Vera Sanchez PTS 4/4

^Note 1 For WBC international featherweight title
^Note 2 For vacant IBF European welterweight title
^Note 3 Eliminator for British super middleweight title

Chisora vs. Wilder: An Icon Will Fall

Derek Chisora vs. Deontay Wilder, billed as An Icon Will Fall, was a heavyweight professional boxing match contested between Derek Chisora and former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder. The bout took place on 4 April 2026 at The O2 Arena in London, England.[8] Wilder defeated Chisora via split decision.[9]

Edwards vs. Nqothole: Brawl Hall

Brawl Hall
Date29 May 2026
VenueYork Hall, London, England
Tale of the tape
Boxer Charlie Edwards Sikho Nqothole
Nickname "Sequence"
Hometown London, England Mthatha, South Africa
Pre-fight record 20–2–0–1 (7 KOs) 21–3 (13 KOs)
Height 5 ft 6 in (168 cm) 6 ft 1 in (185 cm)
Style Orthodox Orthodox
Result
Nqothole defeated Edwards via Unanimous Decision.[10]
(113–116 Nqothole, 112–117 Nqothole, 111–118 Nqothole)

Charlie Edwards vs. Sikho Nqothole, billed as Brawl Hall, was a super flyweight professional boxing match contested between Charlie Edwards and Sikho Nqothole as the IBF World super flyweight title eliminator. The bout took place on 29 May 2026 at the York Hall in London, England. Nqothole defeated Edwards via unanimous decision.[10]

Background

In early March 2026, Charlie Edwards was ordered to face Sikho Nqothole as the IBF eliminator after Nqothole's original opponent, Ricardo Malajika, withdrew in their bout.[11] In April, MF Pro announced the bout as the headliner for "Brawl Hall", their third event which features four different title bouts taking place on 19 May at the York Hall.[12]

Card

Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Main Card
Super flyweight Sikho Nqothole def. Charlie Edwards UD 12 Note 1
Super welterweight Dan Toward vs. Jak Corrie SD 10 Note 2
Super middleweight Ollie Cooper def. James Osborne TKO 8/10 2:58 Note 3
Featherweight Tom Welland def. Saleh Kassim UD 10 Note 4
Cruiserweight Lucas Roehrig def. Faton Tolaj TKO 2/8 1:25
Preliminary Card
Middleweight Jonathan Kumuteo def. Jose Aguirre PTS 4
Middleweight Sultan Babakhanov def. Luis Enrique Montelongo Morales PTS 6
Welterweight Eugene Mckeever def. Artem Liashevych PTS 4

^Note 1 IBF World super flyweight title eliminator
^Note 2 For vacant WBA Continental super welterweight title
^Note 3 For vacant English super middleweight title
^Note 4 For vacant Commonwealth Youth featherweight title

Fame Fighting vs. Misfits Boxing

Fame Fighting vs. Misfits Boxing
Date6 June 2026
VenueOstermann-Arena, Leverkusen, Germany
Tale of the tape
Boxer Aleks Petrović Chase DeMoor
Nickname "The GOAT"
Hometown Mülheim, Germany Eatonville, Washington, U.S.
Pre-fight record 2–1 13–3–1 (10 KOs)[b]
Height 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) 6 ft 3 in (191 cm)
Style Orthodox Orthodox
Recognition FF Super Heavyweight Champion MFB Heavyweight Champion
Result
DeMoor defeated Petrović via Unanimous Decision.

Fame Fighting vs. Misfits Boxing, billed as The Big Crossover, was an exhibition boxing event featuring Aleks Petrović vs. Chase DeMoor, a super heavyweight match contested between FF super heavyweight champion Aleks Petrović and MFB heavyweight champion Chase DeMoor. The event took place on 6 June 2026 at Ostermann-Arena in Leverkusen, Germany. DeMoor defeated Petrović via unanimous decision.

The event ended in a 4–4 draw, with four Misfits fighters and four Fame fighters winning respectively.

Background

On 30 April 2026, president of Fame Fighting Eugen Lopez, announced that Fame Fighting and Misfits Boxing will co-promote an event for 6 June at the Ostermann-Arena in Leverkusen, billed as a promotion vs promotion.[14] The event will be broadcast via Bild in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.[15] The next day, Fame Fighting announced that their super heavyweight champion Aleks Petrović will headline against Misfits Boxing's heavyweight champion Chase DeMoor.[16]

Card

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Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Main Card (Bild+ and The Sun Club)
Super heavyweight Chase DeMoor (MF) def. Aleks Petrović (FF) UD 6
Super middleweight Can Kaplan (FF) def. Slim Albaher (MF) TKO 5/5 2:05 Note 1
Light heavyweight Ediz Tasci (FF) def. Dad (MF) TKO 1/4 2:20
Heavyweight Temperrr (MF) def. MckyTV (FF) UD 3
Cruiserweight Tommy Pedroni (FF) def. Fes Batista (MF) TKO 3/4 1:10
Light heavyweight Oliver Ginkel def. Norbert Ruzicka KO 5/6 0:26 Note 2
Super middleweight Ty Mitchell (MF) def. Aro Schwartz (FF) KO 1/8 2:39 Note 3
Heavyweight Josh Brueckner (MF) def. Tobias Pietrek (FF) TKO 1/4 1:44
Light heavyweight Filip Pavlović (FF) def. Luis Alcaraz Pineda (MF) UD 4
Preliminary Card (YouTube and The Sun)
Lightweight FoxTheG def. Pully Arif UD 4

^Note 1 Professional bout
^Note 2 Professional bout
^Note 3 Professional bout

Misfits 23 – Beauty vs. The Beast

Beauty vs. The Beast
Date13 June 2026
VenueManchester Arena, Manchester, England
Tale of the tape
Boxer Tommy Fury Eddie Hall
Nickname "TNT" "The Beast"
Hometown Manchester, England Newcastle-under-Lyme, England
Pre-fight record 11–0 (4 KOs) 0–1
Height 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) 6 ft 3 in (191 cm)
Style Orthodox Orthodox
Recognition 2017 World's Strongest Man
Former Deadlift World Record holder 500 kg (1,102 lb)
Result
Bout ended (58–56 Fury[d], 59–56 Fury[e], 57–57[f]) in favour of Fury.[17]

Misfits 23 – Beauty vs. The Beast was an MF–professional boxing event featuring Tommy Fury vs. Eddie Hall, an exhibition heavyweight match contested between professional boxer Tommy Fury and former strongman competitor Eddie Hall. The event took place on 13 June 2026 at Manchester Arena in Manchester, England.

The bout ended with a score of (58–56, 59–56, 57–57) in favour of Fury, though no winner was officially announced on the night.[17]

Background

In February 2026, Misfits co-president Mams Taylor revealed that Misfits 23 was originally scheduled to take place in April in Qatar, but due to the 2026 Iran war, the event was postponed and eventually cancelled.[18] On 25 March, Manchester Arena's social media account accidentally posted a filer promoting a bout between Tommy Fury and Eddie Hall set for 13 June. Later that day, Talksport confirmed the bout and stated an announcement for Misfits 23 was imminent in the coming days.[19] On 27 March, Misfits Boxing formally announced the bout on social media with the billing "Beauty vs. The Beast", referencing the classic fairy tale Beauty and the Beast.[20]

The launch press conference took place on 10 April at the Glaziers Hall in London. During the presser, Hall confirmed the bout will be six two minute rounds with 12 oz gloves.[21] The undercard was announced on 24 April which features the return of two-time Olympic gold medallist Jade Jones.[22]

During the co-feature bout between Anthony Taylor and Matt Floyd, Taylor began to complain that he cannot see, began hitting the ground in frustration.[23] The referee waved off the bout and called it a no contest, which resulted in Taylor charging towards Floyd.[24] Taylor accused Floyd of using Tiger Balm, which resulted in the burning sensation in his eyes. Mams Taylor confirmed an investigation is underway with the commission.[25] On 18 June, the World Combat Sports Federation notified Misfits that there was no foul play, there by overturning the no contest to a disqualification victory to Floyd.[26]

Card

Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Main Card (PPV)
Heavyweight Tommy Fury def. Eddie Hall MD 6 Note 1
Light heavyweight Matt Floyd def. Anthony Taylor (c) DQ 5/6 0:58 Note 2
Heavyweight Armz Korleone def. Big Stacks TKO 4/4 1:50
Light heavyweight Ibiza Final Boss def. Jordan McCann MD 4
Cruiserweight Jade Jones def. FederiKita TKO 2/4 0:59
Middleweight Swarmz def. Biel TKO 2/3 1:48
Light heavyweight Adam Brooks def. Rahim Pardesi UD 4
Cruiserweight Sheena Bathory def. Tina Snows TKO 1/4 1:09
Preliminary Card
Light heavyweight Khallas Karim def. Luke Nevin UD 4
Middleweight Little Bellsy def. The CrAsian UD 4

^Note 1 Exhibition bout; No winner officially declared, though unofficial scorecard read (58–56, 59–56, 57–57) in favour of Fury.
^Note 2 For MFB light heavyweight title

Sylve vs. Diaz: Pugilist Revolution

Pugilist Revolution
Date19 June 2026
VenueThunder Studios, Long Beach, California, US
Tale of the tape
Boxer Ashton Sylve Joseph Diaz
Nickname "H2O" "JoJo"
Hometown Long Beach, California, US South El Monte, California, US
Pre-fight record 13–1 (10 KOs) 34–9–1 (15 KOs)
Height 5 ft 8 in (173 cm) 5 ft 6 in (168 cm)
Style Orthodox Orthodox
Recognition Former IBF Super Lightweight Champion
Result
Sylve defeated Diaz via Unanimous Decision.[27]
(97–93 Sylve, 98–92 Sylve, 97-93 Sylve)

Ahston Sylve vs. Joseph Diaz, billed as Pugilist Revolution, was a welterweight professional boxing match contested between Ashton Sylve and Joseph Diaz. The bout took place on 19 June 2026 at Thunder Studios in Long Beach, California, US. Sylve defeated Diaz via unanimous decision.[27]

Background

On 15 May 2026, MF Pro announced their inaugural United States event will take place on 19 June in Long Beach, California with Ashton Sylve vs. Joseph Diaz as the headline.[28]

Card

Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Postliminary Card
Bantamweight Kevin Gudino def. Alejandro Herrera KO 1/4 1:10
Middleweight Daniel Mercado def. Alejandro Medina de la Rosa KO 1/4 1:47 Note 1
Super middleweight Ethan Smith def. Jose Adolfo Madrigal Rodriguez KO 1/6 1:11
Main Card
Welterweight Ashton Sylve def. Joseph Diaz UD 10
Super lightweight Devin Cushing def. J'Hon Ingram UD 10
Middleweight Amir Anderson def. Jonas Sylvain UD 10 Note 2
Super lightweight Ernesto Mercado def. Juan Carlos Burgos KO 2/10 2:40 Note 3
Super lightweight David Lopez def. Joey Borrero TKO 1/8 1:41
Super flyweight Kayla Gomez def. Shayntain Creer UD 4 Note 4

^Note 1 Mercado's professional debut
^Note 2 For vacant WBC US Silver middleweight title
^Note 3 For WBO International super lightweight title
^Note 4 Gomez and Creer's professional debut

Eubank vs. Papot

Eubank vs. Papot
Date18 July 2026
VenueCopper Box Arena, London, England
Title(s) on the linevacant IBF International welterweight title
Tale of the tape
Boxer Harlem Eubank David Papot
Nickname "Humble" "L'enfant de Penhoet"
Hometown Brighton, England Saint-Nazaire, France
Pre-fight record 22–1 (9 KOs) 30–1–1 (5 KOs)
Height 5 ft 8 in (173 cm) 5 ft 8 in (173 cm)
Style Orthodox Southpaw
Recognition Former IBF Inter-Continental Welterweight Champion Former IBF World Super Welterweight Champion
Result
Papot defeated Eubank via Unanimous Decision.[29]
(110–115 Papot, 111–113 Papot, 109–115 Papot)

Harlem Eubank vs. David Papot, was a welterweight professional boxing match contested between Harlem Eubank and David Papot. The bout took place onon 18 July 2026 at the Copper Box Arena in London, England. Papot defeated Eubank via unanimous decision.[29]

Background

On 29 May 2026 during the broadcast of Edwards vs. Nqothole, MF Pro announced Harlem Eubank would face David Papot on 18 July.[30]

Card

Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Postliminary Card
Middleweight Joel Bartell vs. Kyran Jones SD 10
Featherweight Christian Fetti def. Kurtis Wiggins MD 8
Main Card
Welterweight David Papot def. Harlem Eubank UD 12 Note 1
Super featherweight Codie Smith def. Ryan Griffiths PTS 8
Welterweight Kieran Molloy def. Sean Noakes TKO 8/10 1:58 Note 2
Preliminary Card
Super lightweight Aaron Prospere def. Mikey Sakyi UD 10 Note 3
Heavyweight Matty Harris def. Ben Vickers PTS 6
Welterweight Jake Henty def. Finley James PTS 10 Note 4
Featherweight JP O'Meara def. Cesar Ignacio Paredes PTS 6
Featherweight Jay Pitman def. Enzo Bahiaho Muñoz PTS 6
Welterweight Jamie Barrett def. Stefan Vincent TKO 1/4 2:27

^Note 1 For vacant IBF International welterweight title
^Note 2 For IBF European welterweight title
^Note 3 For vacant British super lightweight title
^Note 4 For vacant British Southern Area welterweight title

McCann vs. Stacks

McCann vs. Stacks
Date12 September 2026
VenueNewcastle Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Tale of the tape
Boxer Jordan McCann Big Stacks
Hometown Salford, England Essex, England
Pre-fight record 0–1 0–1
Style Orthodox Orthodox

Jordan McCann vs. Big Stacks is an upcoming heavyweight MF–professional boxing match contested between influencers Jordan McCann and Big Stacks. The event is scheduled to take place on 12 September 2026 at Newcastle Arena in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.

Background

During the public workout for Misfits 23 – Beauty vs. The Beast, influencer Big Stacks reportedly got into an argument with Shane Fury, the brother of Tyson Fury. During the confrontation, Jordan McCann put Stacks in a headlock and punched him in the face.[31] This altercation resulted in Stacks having a damaged mouth, and nearly collapsed his bout with Armz Korleone. Korleone was reportedly offered Chase DeMoor, Kelz, and Lezra Gomez, but the bout was restored under the ruleset of body shots only.[32][33]

On 25 June, Misfits announced that McCann and Stacks would face each other in a headline bout on 12 September at Newcastle Arena in Newcastle upon Tyne.[34]

Card

Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Heavyweight Jordan McCann vs. Big Stacks TBA
Super middleweight Jade Jones vs. Sheena Bathory TBA Note 1
Light heavyweight Warren Spencer vs. Ashley Rak-Su TBA
Heavyweight Ibiza Final Boss vs. BBCC Gareth TBA
Heavyweight Armz Korleone vs. Kelz TBA
Super middleweight Joe Laws vs. Harley Benn TBA
TBA Nitboy vs. Kane West TBA
TBA TBA vs. TBA TBA Note 2
TBA Wil Anderson vs. Luke Dyson TBA
TBA Amelia Hewitt vs. Kimbo Bimbo TBA

^Note 1 For inaugural MFB women's super middleweight title
^Note 2 Gorilla Prizefighter tournament final

Deen vs. Cejudo

Deen vs. Cejudo
Date26 September 2026
VenueJames L. Knight Center, Miami, Florida, US
Tale of the tape
Boxer Deen the Great Henry Cejudo
Nickname "The Messenger"
Hometown Tampa, Florida, US Los Angeles, California, US
Pre-fight record 5–1 (3 KOs)[g] 0–0 (Boxing)
16–6 (8 KOs) (MMA)
Height 5 ft 5 in (1.65 m)[35] 5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)
Style Orthodox Orthodox

Deen The Great vs. Henry Cejudo is an upcoming lightweight MF–professional boxing match contested between influencer Deen The Great and former UFC Flyweight Champion and Bantamweight Champion Henry Cejudo. The event is scheduled to take place on 26 September 2026 at the James L. Knight Center, in Miami, Flordia, US.

Background

In June 2026, Ali Abdelaziz posted on his X account that he is working on a boxing match for Henry Cejudo.[36] On 17 July 2026, Kalle Sauerland and Mams Taylor announced Misfits Boxing's Q4 schedule on social media, which includes 12 September, 26 September, 10 October, and 5 December, the latter being the annual Misfits Mania.[37] On August 19, Misfits announced that Cejudo would be facing influencer Deen The Great in his boxing debut.

Card

Weight class vs Method Round Time Notes
Lightweight Deen the Great vs. Henry Cejudo TBA

Untitled 30th Misfits Event

Date10 October 2026
VenueTBA
Tale of the tape
Boxer TBA TBA

An untitled Misfits Boxing event is currently scheduled for 10 October 2026.

Background

On 17 July 2026, Sauerland and Taylor announced Misfits Boxing's Q4 schedule on social media, which includes 12 September, 26 September, 10 October, and 5 December, the latter being the annual Misfits Mania.[37]

Untitled Misfits Mania 2 Event

Date5 December 2026
VenueTBA
Tale of the tape
Boxer TBA TBA

An untitled annual Misfits Mania 2 event is currently scheduled for 5 December 2026.

Background

On 17 July 2026, Sauerland and Taylor announced Misfits Boxing's Q4 schedule on social media, which includes 12 September, 26 September, 10 October, and 5 December, the latter being the annual Misfits Mania.[37]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ On BoxRec, Mitchell's professional record is 5–2 (3 KOs) and his MF–professional record is 1–0 (1 KO).
  2. ↑ On BoxRec, DeMoor's professional record is 8–2–1 (8 KOs) and his MF-professional record is 5–1 (2 KO).[13]
  3. ↑ Fighters labled FF represents Fame Fighting, and fighters labled MF represent Misfits Boxing.
  4. ↑ Scored by Tony Bellew
  5. ↑ Scored by Dereck Chisora
  6. ↑ Scored by Chase DeMoor
  7. ↑ On BoxRec, Deen the Great's professional record is 1–0 (1 KO) and his MF-professional record is 4–1 (2 KOs).[35]

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  3. 1 2 Iskenderov, Parviz (12 February 2026). "Ty Mitchell vs Gabriel Rosado tops Misfits Duel 2 in Derby this March". Fight Mag.
  4. ↑ "Jones to make boxing debut against Criss in March". BBC. 12 February 2026.
  5. 1 2 Mohan, David (20 March 2026). "'End of the road' for Conlan after defeat by Walsh". BBC Sport.
  6. 1 2 "Conlan returns to Belfast in March to face Walsh". BBC. 6 February 2026.
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  8. ↑ McKenna, Lorraine (30 January 2026). "Chisora v Wilder confirmed for London's O2 Arena". BBC.
  9. ↑ "Deontay Wilder beats battling Derek Chisora as epic bout goes the distance". The Guardian. 5 April 2026.
  10. 1 2 Evans, John (29 May 2026). "Sikho Nqothole Defeats Charlie Edwards By Unanimous Decision". The Ring.
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  37. 1 2 3 Misfits Boxing [@MisfitsBoxing] (17 July 2026). "HUGE NEWS 🚨" (Tweet). Retrieved 17 July 2026 – via X (formerly Twitter).


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