NDERCARDS in boxing are to sometimes be endured rather than enjoyed. In Britain anyway, an undercard typically plays the same role as the lift music you hear while in the silent company of a stranger, both of you waiting for the doors to open and the tension to break. If not that, it can instead be compared to the music that plays while the hospital receptionist places you on hold, minutes before an all-clear is delivered, or the music your bank plays before they tell you the scam didn’t take everything in your account. It is to the audience member what a school play is to the parent of the child who
