Unbeaten super middleweight Diego Pacheco (15-0, 12 KOs), who has extended his promotional deal with Eddie Hearn and Matchroom, will fight for his first pro title when he meets Enrique Collazo (16-2-1, 11 KOs) for the WBC USNBC silver title on the undercard of the trilogy clash between Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez and Gennadiy ‘GGG’ Golovkin at T-Mobile Arena on September 17 in Las Vegas. The fight can be seen on DAZN PPV Pay-Per-View in the U.S. and Canada as well as around the world on regular DAZN (excluding Mexico, Latin America, and Kazakhstan).
Pacheco-Collazo is the latest bout to be added to the bill, with WBC super flyweight champion Jesse Rodriguez defending his world title against Israel Gonzalez as the co-main event and Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams taking on Kieron Conway for the vacant WBA International middleweight title.
not a bad looking Canelo undercard for a change
I don’t get this? The fight can be seen on DAZN PPV Pay-Per-View in the U.S. and Canada as well as around the world on regular DAZN (excluding Mexico, Latin America, and Kazakhstan). As well as around the world on DAZN? So does the USA have to pay the full PPV price?
“So does the USA have to pay the full PPV price?”
– I’m thinking “Yes”. PPV for the USA.
U.S./Canada DAZN customers get gouged, while everyone else gets it included with their DAZN subscription. Mexico, Latin America, and Kazakhstan probably get it on regular TV.
I hope they both get into the IBHOF. 2 great fighters.
No way GGG should be a hall of famer. Have you checked his resume? A big media hype job. Sat around and waited for Canelo. Avoided the tough fights from Ward to Andrade. But I have no doubt he will be included in hall of fame, based on “politics”.
On paper a bad resume’ maybe, but in reality, media hype job is unfair. He beat Canelo
Diego Pacheco is a great talent.
Pacheco, a 6’4″ super middleweight as tall as but with a longer reach than Joseph Parker, Luis Ortiz
I wouldn’t pay a nickel for this fight
Looks like they trying to keep all the money for themselves with this on the card
The days of scribes attending training camps for the major news organizations are in the past. Someone should live stream some of the training sessions and give the present boxing fans an incite into the behind scenes action.