Photos: Jordan Gill vs. Emmanuel Dominguez Final Presser

Today's Jordan Gill vs. Emmanuel Dominguez press conference ahead of Saturday's action at the East of England Arena in Peterborough on March 2, shown live on Sky Sports in the UK and DAZN in the US. (photos by Mark Robinson)

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Jordan Gill - Chatteris, England - 22-0, 6 KO's - fighting Emmanuel Dominguez for the Vacant WBA International Featherweight title:

"This is a really big step on the ladder for me. To be headlining in Peterborough so close to my home town is a dream come true and to have such a good card behind me is a dream come true as well. Thanks to Matchroom, thanks to Eddie, thanks to Frank. Also thanks to my manager Dave Coldwell who has worked very hard to get me here. It's been a long road and I'm just really excited. I've had so much support locally - everyone is coming out to watch it. It's a good arena, its like a big tin shed with a low ceiling so there's going to be plenty of noise in there. I'm looking forward to soaking up the atmosphere.

"I think the crowd is going to lift me. I'm going to go out there and enjoy it. When I beat Ryan Doyle in the fashion that I did it made a lot of people in the business stand up and take notice. A lot of people were expecting me to get beat and I knew in my heart that I'd do what I did. For me, this is another step on the ladder and another step forward. To get a WBA top 15 ranking will be great. We can push on and see what happens after that but my sights are firmly set on Emmanuel Dominguez on Saturday night. I think it is going to be a hard fight. I'm expecting 12 rounds of action. They breed them tough in Mexico."

Emmanuel Dominguez - Aguascalientes, Mexico - 24-7-2, 16 KO's - fighting Jordan Gill for the Vacant WBA International Featherweight title:

"It's really nice to be here. Thanks for the welcome. This is the first time that I've set foot on British soil and it's been great. I'd like to thank the promoter of this event Matchroom Boxing for this fantastic opportunity. I think that the experience that I've gained fighting in Mexico will help me. Every fight I've had in Mexico has been against a really tough opponent. I think it's very important that I've got that backstory. Those tough opponents have helped me develop this massive hunger that I've got. I've come here to win and I'm carrying that belt back to Mexico.

"Jordan's support will serve as an extra inspiration and help to drive me on. We're over here to try and create a surprise. I'm sure I can win on Saturday night. I have a huge inspiration in the form of my family and the people close to me. It's a real dream. It's also a dream of mine to become a World Champion. Jordan represents a real step up in class for me. I hope I can win that belt on Saturday evening."

Richard Riakporhe - Walworth, London - 8-0, 7 KO's - making the first defence of his WBA Inter-Continental Cruiserweight title against Tommy McCarthy:

"First of all I want to thank my manager Dillian Whyte for getting me this opportunity. It's like a dream come true. Boxing on small hall shows at York Hall to fighting on the big stage. I've fought on a few of Dillian's undercards and the Usyk vs. Bellew undercard where I won my first title against Sam Hyde in Manchester. I've become like a reference to people all over the World. If you dedicate yourself and strive for greatness then your dreams will come true. It takes a lot of sacrifice and discipline. I'm happy to be here, I'm looking forward to the challenge.

"I need to take these challenges and deal with them in order to get to where I want to be. If you want to stay at this level then you need to keep on grinding. Tommy said that I'm like a big novice and he's absolutely right. I'm a big novice with big power, big heart, big will, big desire and ambition. I'm going to leave the ring with my hand raised, by any means necessary."

Tommy McCarthy - Belfast, Ireland - 13-1, 6 KO's - challenging Richard Riakporhe for the WBA Inter-Continental Cruiserweight title:

"Thanks for having me and thanks for the opportunity. I feel good, I'm happy to be here and I'm very confident. I've been waiting for an opportunity to be on this stage for the past two years. My career got off to a very good start and then it was very stop-start. I feel like I'm back where I belong, fighting in Championship fights on TV. This is a big opportunity and I'm not going to let it slip. I'm ready, I've been looking World class in the gym. I'm excited.

"Lawrence Okolie has cleaned up domestically. A few years ago he wasn't even a pro and I was leading the pack at Cruiserweight. A win against Richard puts me back into contention for a big fight with Lawrence and beyond. But I'm not looking past Richard because he is undefeated and he's hungry. I just feel that it's all down to me on the night. If I perform to my best then I'll get the win."