Gennady Golovkin and Steve Rolls Official for Catchweight Bout

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Gennady "GGG" Golovkin will look to rebound from his first career loss against undefeated Canadian middleweight Steve Rolls. However, it will be contested at a 164-pound catchweight, which sits between the middleweight and super middleweight divisions. While no belts are on the line, "GGG" will be looking to earn a third bout against Saul "Canelo" Alvarez.

Golovkin (38-1-1, 34 KO) is a heavy -3600 favorite coming into the boxing match. He previously held the World Boxing Alliance, World Boxing Council, and International Boxing Organization middleweight titles before losing a controversial majority decision to "Canelo." Prior to that, the Kazakhstani boxer was on a tear having knocked out the bulk of his foes. Golovkin easily made weight and looked great at 163 pounds.

Rolls (19-0, 10 KO) will look to shock the world as a +1800 underdog and make himself a household name. The Canadian has mostly fought within Canada and has only had two ShoBox appearances in the past. It's a huge opportunity for him, but one that most spectators aren't expecting him to seize upon. Rolls looked prepared at the weigh-in and officially came in at 163.8 pounds.

The co-main event will see two undefeated super middleweight prospects face off against one another. Ali Akmedov (14-0, 10 KO) has more knockout power and will be looking to impress against Marcus McDaniel (15-0, 2 KO). Another prospect on the card is junior middleweight Charles Conwell (9-0, 7 KO), who will take on Courtney Pennington (12-3-3, 5 KO).

The entire card will be aired on Dazn starting at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT, while the main card kicks off at 9 p.m ET/6 p.m. PT.

Golovkin vs. Rolls Weigh-in Results:

Gennady Golovkin (163) vs. Steve Rolls (163.8)
Ali Akmedov (167.4) vs. Marcus McDaniel (168)
Brian Ceballo (147.6) vs. Bakhtiyar Eyubov (148)
Israil Madrimov (153.2) vs. Norberto Gonzalez (152.8)
Charles Conwell (153.4) vs. Courtney Pennington (152)
Nikita Ababiy (162.6) vs. Juan Francisco Lopez Barajas (157.2)
Jordan Morales (146) vs. Jonathan Arroyo (146.2)