Anderson said: "I've made my mark in Las Vegas over the last two years and now it's time to steal the show in my Madison Square Garden debut on December 11. The Mecca of Boxing holds so much history, and I can't wait to add my name to the list of legends who've fought there."November 6 - Top Rank in Las Vegas "Our training intensity has been good, and we've got to make sure that we keep things relatively consistent, while also acknowledging that there's a lot of pressure this weekend. "It will have been tough for them to just train this week and play a semi-final, but equally they'll be raring to go and be up for it," Francis-Bayman noted. Indeed, as the Covid-19 pandemic was wreaking havoc across the world last March and throwing up challenges for everyone, the former England Academy international was struggling with depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts as a result of his injury too.