The world title clash between WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte takes center stage this week, but there is good boxing action all week long.
WEDNESDAY
Middleweight Michael Zerafa (29-4, 18 KOs) takes on unbeaten Issac Hardman (12-0, 10 KOs) in an IBF eliminator at the Melbourne Convention Centre in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The bout will air in the U.S. on a $19.99 FITE PPV starting at 3AM ET.
THURSDAY
The final event presented by Boxing Hall of Fame promoter Mogens Palle takes place at the Frederiksberg Hallerne in Copenhagen, Denmark. The card can be seen internationally live on a $36.94 PPV at www.danishfightnight.tv.
DAZN has a super lightweight clash between Joel Diaz Jr. (26-2, 22 KOs) and Mercito Gesta (32-3-3, 17 KOs) from Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio, California.
FRIDAY
DAZN is back with unbeaten super middleweight Ivan Zucco (15-0, 13 KOs) against Marko Nikolic (28-1, 12 KOs) at the Palazzo Dello Sport in Verbania, Piemonte, Italy.
Probellum will stream a WBO bantamweight title clash between world champion John Riel Casimero (31-4, 21 KOs) against mandatory challenger Paul Butler (33-2, 15 KOs) from M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, England.
SATURDAY
ESPN+ delivers a $69.99 pay-per-view telecast headlined by the WBC heavyweight title fight between world champion Tyson Fury (31-0-1, 22 KOs) and mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte (28-2, 19 KOs).
hey we are in a pandemic who can aford all these pay per views if you want to destroy boxing keep up with all these pay per views
Totally agree, Steve. It is hard to believe that boxing was once the second most popular sport in the US (second to baseball). It continues to be driven into the ground by eliminating future younger fans by pricing them out of the market.
Maybe you are “in a pandemic” but I am not. And never was.
Pandemic?? Yeah, sure.
Fury doesn’t need my money! Already shelled out $75 for Spence and Ugas! Luckily it was worth it!!
right, I could miss the Fury – White fight. Physically, its a mismatch. Whyte doesn’t have a powerful tool to overcome Fury’s advantage except the left hook. Whyte is slow and that hook will be ineffective with a slick fighter 5″ taller. I expect both fighters coming in fat mainly for the payday.
Do not waste your hard-earned dollars on this one. Instead, use the money for the PPV of the CANELO-BIVOL. Bivol will be the second man to beat CANELO…
Third (GGG) but yes
NJ, good analysis and totally agree.
Do not waste your hard-earned dollars on this one. Instead, use the money for the PPV of the CANELO-BIVOL. Bivol will be the second man to beat CANELO…
Fury wins in 3…
I don’t know, but to be honest with you, do not waste your hard-earned dollars on this one. Instead, use the money for the PPV of the CANELO-BIVOL. Bivol will be the second man to beat CANELO…
Got it Raul. Ya said it 3 times. The conversation is Fury vs Whyte.
I hope this website won’t take that direction by becoming a PPV
GOOD ONE! Do not waste your hard-earned dollars on the FURY – WHYTE. Instead, use the money for the PPV of the CANELO-BIVOL. Bivol will be the second man to beat CANELO…
Does anyone know what time (EST) the Fury vs. Whyte PPV card starts?
I don’t know, but to be honest with you, do not waste your hard-earned dollars on this one. Instead, use the money for the PPV of the CANELO-BIVOL. Bivol will be the second man to beat CANELO…
I’m NOT paying for any PPV. TOP RANK has been making subscribers pay for PPV fights where one of the opponents did not have enough mainstream media recognition to merit a PPV- caliber event.
This is not solely a Top Rank card. Top Rank didn’t win the purse bid. If Top Rank wasn’t willing to pay top dollar for this fight, why should we?
To be honest with you, do not waste your hard-earned dollars on this one. Instead, use the money for the PPV of the CANELO-BIVOL. Bivol will be the second man to beat CANELO…
Yes PPV is killing boxing in Australia. No way zerafa v hardman is PPV – no matter how many face off antics they pull.
Math check for PPV boxing this week / weekend:
– Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. $19.99 FITE PPV starting at 3AM ET.
– Copenhagen, Denmark. The card can be seen internationally live on a $36.94 PPV.
– ESPN+ delivers a $69.99 pay-per-view telecast headlined by the WBC heavyweight title fight.
– Total = $126.92