David Diamante appears at Ebanie Bridges weigh-in after suffering life-threatening crash

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Ebanie Bridges' fight this weekend after being involved in a life-threatening crash in December.'The Voice of Boxing' was involved in a serious motorcycle accident just three months ago, which left him critically injured and with three spinal fractures.However, Diamante was back on stage in England on Friday as he appeared at the weigh-ins for Saturday night's exciting card at the First Direct Arena in Leeds.Kiko Martinez and Josh Warrington headline the bout as they face off for the IBF featherweight title, with Bridges taking on Maria Cecilia Roman on the undercard.Diamante announced his arrival back in England on Thursday in a social media post, with fans excited to see that the 50-year-old was back at work and feeling healthy.One fan expressed their joy as they commented: “Wow you're up and about!!

Brilliant!! Had no idea you were better, great to see.”With the American present at Friday's weigh-in in Leeds, another added: “It's so good to have David Diamante back announcing boxing.”Will Ebanie Bridges win her first world title on Saturday?

Let us know in the comments section below.Diamante was left fighting for his life after the horrific motorcycle crash in December, with the world of boxing sending their support to the beloved ring announcer.In addition to his spinal injuries, Diamante also suffered from multiple broken ribs and severely damaged his right knee in the accident.He will return to the ring on Saturday in Leeds, though, with an action-packed night of boxing headlined by Warrington's bid to become a two-time world champion.Bridges is also hoping to become a world champion for the first time in her career, after losing her previous title bout to Shannon Courtenay in April last year.She takes on Roman in.