Watch: Intense final face off as Jason Quigley looks to 'really show my worth'

Jason Quigley doesn't need to be reminded of the possibilities that await.

Quigley has weighed in for Saturday night's NABO super-middleweight title showdown with Edgar Berlanga.

There was just .2 of a pound between them, Quigley touching the scales at 167.6lbs and Berlanga moving the needle a little further to 167.8lbs

Berlanga has the belt and an unbeaten tag Quigley – who lost out to Demetrius Andrade for the WBO world middleweight title in November 2021 - is aiming to remove at Madison Square Garden.

“This is a massive opportunity to really show my worth,” Quigley said. “People have been overlooking me so this is a chance to put a respectable stamp on my name.”

Quigley has previously won the NABF and NABO middleweight straps in his professional career.

After almost a year-and-a-half of inaction, Quigley came back to the ring earlier this year when beating Gabor Gorbics in Dublin.

A possible world title shot would be on the horizon again with victory over Berlanga, who has been signed up by Matchroom.

Quigley said: “We know the opportunities that are there and the doors that this fight can open. I haven't even thought about these guys. Edgar is all that I am getting ready for. The only focus for me is Edgar.”