TGB Promotions’ Tom Brown, the primary promoter for PBC events, announced Thursday four title fights that will take place on DAZN.

WBC junior middleweight champion Sebastian Fundora is set to face mandatory challenger Ermal Hadribeaj, while WBA featherweight titleholder Brandon Figueroa makes his first title defense against Tomoki Kameda.

While WBC middleweight beltholder Carlos Adames considers his future between weight divisions, interim titlist Jesus Ramos will stay busy against a returning Meiirim Nursultanov, who hasn't boxed since November 2023.

IBF bantamweight champ Jose Salas will similarly make his maiden defense against Michael Angeletti, who rallied from an early knockdown to win an eliminator against Kenneth Llover in Japan last month. Dates and locations remain undisclosed, though the fights are slated to take place between Sept. 19 and Oct. 17 on separate shows.

The first card of PBC's deal is headlined by WBA welterweight champion Rolando “Rolly” Romero versus Teofimo Lopez on DAZN PPV, as part of the DAZN Ultimate package and Prime PPV.

Fundora (24-1-1, 16 KOs), The Ring’s No. 3 junior middleweight, is coming off a dominant sixth-round stoppage of former unified welterweight champion Keith Thurman on March 28.

The 6-foot-5 1/2 southpaw believes the DAZN deal will pave the way for the sport's biggest fights at 154 pounds, meaning potential unification bouts with WBA/WBO champion Jaron “Boots” Ennis (36-0, 32 KOs), WBC interim titlist Vergil Ortiz (24-0, 22 KOs) and IBF titleholder Josh Kelly (18-1-1, 9 KOs).

“Now all of these big fights are the most realistic,” Fundora said. “We’re all on the same platform, so now’s the time. Jaron Ennis is the one calling me out, so he’d be the guy I want to face soon.”

Hadribeaj (23-0-1, 8 KOs) is the mandatory challenger for Fundora’s title after the Albanian contender scored an upset decision over Bakary Samake on May 23 in Germany.

Figueroa (27-2-1, 20 KOs), a two-division world champion, will make his second appearance of the year, having scored an 12th-round stoppage upset win over Nick Ball in Liverpool on February 7.

Kameda (42-5, 23 KOs), a former bantamweight champion, will test his skills against another champion, having last lost a competitive majority decision to IBF titlist Angelo Leo in May 2025.

Ramos (24-1, 19 KOs) won the WBC's interim bauble at 160 pounds with a unanimous decision over Shane Mosley Jr., which has aged well given the 34-year-old's Zuffa Boxing exploits this year. The Ring's No. 9 middleweight will face somewhat of an unknown in Nursultanov, highly ranked but noticeably inactive.

The expectation is the victor will either face Adames next or be elevated to full champion should he commit to a super middleweight move, with The Ring's Mike Coppinger reporting a title fight vs. Osleys Iglesias in the offing.

Reyes (17-0, 11 KOs), The Ring’s No. 7 bantamweight, won a vacant IBF strap with a seventh-round stoppage to dismiss Landile Ngxeke on December 13. They're moving quickly to secure a mandated defense against Angeletti (15-0, 8 KOs), ranked three places below him at 118 pounds, with talk of a future Bam Rodriguez fight in sight.