Luis Alberto Lopez vs. Angelo Leo: Main card, start time, main event walkouts, and more

Luis Alberto Lopez vs. Angelo Leo is set to take place Saturday night in IBF featherweight title action. Lopez will aim to notch another championship defense against a game challenger in Leo who has secured four wins in his last five outings. Also, Leo will be the partisan favorite here as he will look to garner gold in his hometown and halt Lopez from notching the fourth defense of his crown here.

The fistic fireworks will go down on Aug. 10 and emanate from Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Lopez enters the ring with a professional record of thirty wins opposite two defeats. Conversely, Leo has twenty-four wins and one loss in the professional boxing ring.

The former WBO super bantamweight champion Leo looks to cement himself as a multi-division champion but Luis Alberto Lopez will certainly have something to say about that.

The start time for the card goes down at 9 PM Eastern Time, main event walkouts will transpire at approximately 11 PM Eastern Time, and the pugilistic proceedings will broadcast on ESPN+.

Check out a teaser for the Luis Alberto Lopez versus Angelo Leo championship bout below:

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Luis Alberto Lopez vs. Angelo Leo is certainly a compelling way to end the night but the main card and the overall event offer up a little something for all fans of the sweet science.

In the co-main event of the night, Lindolfo Delgado takes on Bryan Flores in an intriguing super lightweight matchup. Both are seen as solid prospects and someone's 0 has got to go in this clash of undefeated pugilists.

Beyond the headliner, there are other featherweight bouts slated for this card including Arnold Khegai versus Belmar Preciado and Albert Gonzalez vs. Damian Alcala.

At light middleweight and flyweight there are still a couple of TBA spots as Vito Mielnicki Jr. and Matthew Griego, respectively, still await opponent confirmation.

In another TBA instance, Steven Navarro will step into the ring for a super flyweight bout against an as-of-yet-announced opponent.

Rounding out the card in lightweight action, Alan Garcia and Maickol Lopez Villagrana will compete under Queensberry rules in the coming days.