five times. His decision over Lucas Matthysse in September 2013 made him the new lineal champion. The 27-year-old from Philadelphia is 29-0 with 17 KOs.

Peterson, 31, of Washington, D.C., is 33-2-1 with 17 KOs and has won two straight since losing via third-round technical knockout to Lucas Matthysse in March 2013.

In the chief supporting bout, Andy Lee came in at 159.6 pounds for what was supposed to be the first defense of his middleweight title. The only problem? Peter Quillin came in overweight at 161.4 pounds — and then remained overweight 90 minutes later at 160.6 pounds.

Lee-Quillin is now a non-title bout.

Lee, 30, of Limerick, Ireland, is 34-2 with 24 KOs. His two losses came against Bryan Vera in 2008, since avenged, and to Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.in 2012, both by seventh-round technical knockout. He won the vacant WBO world title with a stoppage of Matt Korobov in December.

Quillin vacated that WBO belt last year. He dethroned Hassan N’Dam back in October 2012 and made three successful title defenses. The 31-year-old from Brooklyn is 31-0 with 22 KOs.

Felix Diaz (142.2 pounds) vs. Gabriel Bracero (142.0 pounds)

Diaz, 31, of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, is 16-0 with 8 KOs. While he was announced at 142.2 pounds and took off his underwear in an attempt to make weight, he still was overweight, and Bracero could be seen waving off the discrepancy before ring announcer Dave Diamante announced Diaz at 142. Diaz took a majority decision over Adrian Granados last November. This is his first fight of 2015.

Bracero, 34,