Jimmy Tyers vs. Harry Matthews Live : Title fight to be shown live on the BBC. Tommy Frank vs. Jay Harris: Date, start time, TV channel and live stream

There's a title clash in Birmingham tonight.

Tommy Frank and Jay Harris fight tonight for the British flyweight belt in Rotherham, Yorkshire.

Frank's most recent fight was a split-decision draw up against Craig Derbyshire in April last year.

Harris meanwhile was the winner in Swansea in June 2022, and now has the opportunity to challenge for a championship.

Here's everything you need to know about Frank vs. Harris.

WHEN IS FRANK VS. HARRIS TONIGHT? DATE, START TIME
Date: Friday, May 5
Start time: 2 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. BST
Main event ringwalks (approx): 5 p.m. ET / 10 p.m. BST
The evening's action is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. BST, with the main event due around 5 p.m. ET / 10 p.m. BST, but this could change due to the length of the undercard fights.

WHAT CHANNEL/STREAM IS FRANK VS. HARRIS TONIGHT?
UK & ROW: Fightzone TV
The event will be streamed live on Fightzone TV.

WHERE IS FRANK VS. HARRIS BEING HELD TONIGHT?
The fight will take place at the Magna Centre, Rotherham.

FRANK VS. HARRIS CARD
Tommy Frank vs. Jay Harris; For Frank's British flyweight title
Keanen Wainweight vs. Michal Dufek; Super lightweight
Jordan Baker vs. Vaida Masiokaite; Lightweight
Brendan Needham vs. Erik Nazaryan; Cruiserweight
Nicolie Campbell vs. Darryl Sharp; Light heavyweight
Tom Summerbell vs. Jordan Grannum; Super welterweight
Jimmy Tyers vs. Harry Matthews; Cruiserweight
Ronnie Mulock vs. Kasey Bradnum; Super lightweight

England's Frank, 29, makes the second defence of the title when he faces 32-year-old Welshman Harris, a former European champion.

Their fight tops a bill at the Rotherham Magna Centre that also includes Tori-Ellis Willetts making her professional debut.

BBC coverage will start at 20:00 BST.

In a great coup for fight fans, Fightzone are delighted to announce an agreement with the BBC which will see this Friday’s, May 5th show from the Rotherham Magna Centre aired live on BBC iPlayer and on the BBC Sport app and website.

The event is topped by a highly-anticipated showdown between two of the UK’s best little fighters as British Flyweight Champion Tommy Frank defends his Lonsdale Belt against Welshman Jay Harris.

The British Title always seems to bring the best out of fighters and this contest between Frank and Harris has all the hallmarks of a classic domestic dust-up. Sheffield’s ‘Super’ Tommy won the belt in 2019, and will be the underdog as he heads into this second defence of his title.

Harris is a former European and Commonwealth ruler and has fought for the world title previously, losing in America in 2020 to top Mexican, Julio Cesar Martinez. With two KO defeats in his last four outings though, the 32-year-old knows this is a must-win fight as he attempts to do something his dad, Peter, did in 1988 and claim British honours.

The show will also be a memorable occasion for Warwickshire’s Tori-Ellis Willetts who will make her professional debut. A star amateur – Tori is a former Team Great Britain (GB) member and Elite ABA and Tri Nations Champion – the 27-year-old has signed for Fight Academy and is a welcome addition to women’s boxing alongside stablemate, and former world champion, Hannah Rankin.

Also appearing on the show will be hard-hitting lightweight Keanen ‘The Wolf’ Wainwright. Big things are expected of the Sheffield banger, who has five KOs from eight wins, and the 25-year-old will be looking to making another spectacular statement as he looks to rise through the rankings and stake a claim for British Title recognition.