Jeffrad, 31, currently has a professional record of 27 wins and 3 losses, 21 ko opponents, and is now 107th overall at BOXREC-175 pounds. Jeffrad is 1.88 meters tall, 5 centimeters taller than Joe Smith Jr., and these 2 losses are the first and second matches of his debut professional boxing in 2013, after which Jeffrad has won 18 consecutive wins so far, the highest WBO light heavyweight Asia Pacific Boxer, and there is a gap in the quality of the game compared to Joe Smith Jr.
Joe Smith Jr., 32, currently has a professional record of 27 wins and 3 losses, with 21 ko opponents. Smith rose to fame at KO Hopkins (55-8-2, 32KO) in the 8th round of 2016, but since then he has lost to Sullivan Barrera and Bivehl, which makes people feel average. In the last 3 matches, Smith has won consecutively, including 9 rounds of TKO Ered Avarez (25-2, 13KO), with significant improvements, but the strength seems to be inferior to WBC/IBF light heavyweight boxer Betbeev (17-0, 17KO) and WBA super boxer Biwall (19-0, 11KO).
In the previous sub-home match, 28-year-old unbeaten American rookie Abraham Nova (20-0, 14KO) will play against Dominican Republic rookie William Encanasio (19-1, 15KO), a featherweight game scheduled for 10 rounds. Nova weighed 126.75 pounds and his opponent weighed 127 pounds, both a little overweight, but since it was an uncrowned battle, it was not a big problem.