Artur Beterbiev v Dmitry Bivol – Follow live coverage with full undercard before main event – Eurosport

He takes on Pole Kamil Szeremeta (25-2-2, 8 KOs). You would expect Eubank to take care of business before the halfway mark if he still has the capacity to take on the big fights ahead such as Conor Benn and Hamzah Sheeraz.

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This is going to cause some commotion in the boxing world. We hear Ben Whittaker has gone to hospital for checks on his leg injury. At the very least, Liam Cameron is sure to get a big payday in a rematch.

The Aussie makes the first defence of her WBC Featherweight title. She takes the fight 99-91 and 98-92.

The fighters throw down in the final seconds but only one winner. A very classy display from Nicholson here.

Chapman landed a good right hand with Nicholson on the ropes but had to eat a few herself to do so.

Same tune as the last. And the next two you’d think. In fairness, Chapman closing the distance a bit more but not having any success.

Another round in the bank for Nicholson, she has figured out her opponent now and is cruising towards victory.

Not quite as clear but still Nicholson looks in control and heading for victory.

Nicholson is enjoying herself now. Using her jab to set up her right hand. Chapman needs to disrupt her with educated pressure.

Chapman’s pace drops off and Nicholson controls the round with her educated jab.

Chapman wins this round through pressure and the best punch of the fighter a right down the middle. Nicholson’s corner are demanding more of the champion.

Not much in the round. Chapman is attacking but not landing a great deal while Nicholson threw very little.

Both unbeaten fighters respectful early on. Chapman looking to force the fight but Nicholson composed on the back foot.

The first women’s fight on a main card in Saudi Arabia – and it is for the WBC Women’s Featherweight title.

It was decided the fight would go to the cards. Whitaker had the fight 58-57 on one card, one card the same margin for Cameron and the other a 58-58 draw. That seems pretty fair.

Still no word on the result of the contest.

What is going to be the result? A leg injury has forced Whittaker to stop.

Incredible end to the round as both fighters go over the top rope like its the Royal Rumble. Whittaker looks in distress. Incredible scenes. What is going to happen? Whittaker is still on his back.

Cameron gets a warning for using his elbow, but landing a number of shots in the middle stages of the round and I think nicks it.

Whittaker again wins the round but Cameron looks capable of asking the young star some questions if it goes to the later rounds, which looks likely.

Whittaker throwing quick combinations throughout but they do not seem to be hurting Cameron who is throwing a little more himself including some shots in close.

Nearly all Whittaker in the first round, finding his jab at will and forcing Cameron backwards.

The Olympic Silver Medallist (8-0, 5 KOs) faces Liam Cameron (23-6, 10 KOs), who pushed Lyndon Arthur close earlier in the year.

The easiest card of the night to mark: 40-36 for Alakel.

Alakel’s jab is the weapon which is take out from the fight. It is a strong weapon and he works well off it.

It is like a gym sparring session in that you can hear the corner’s advice, with Joe Gallagher talking Alakel through the exercise. He is warning him about his chin being high which will be a problem down the road if not addressed. Some nice shots but no signs of Gonzalez being hurt.

Alakel showing more of his repertoire, including overhand right and left uppercut. Gonzalez showing little until the final seconds of the round.

Alakel, being encouraged by his home crowd, showing some signs with his left jab and left hook to the body.

Highly-rated young Saudi boxer Mohammed Alakel, in his professional debut, takes on Jesus Gonzalez.

How to watch Beterbiev v Bivol:

Beterbiev v Bivol on TNT Sports Box Office costs £19.99 in the UK and can be watched on discovery+, EE TV, Prime Video and Virgin Media TV.  You do not need to be a TNT Sports subscriber to buy this event.

EE TV – Customers can purchase the event via their STB on channel 494.

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Artur Beterbiev v Dmitry Bivol – Undisputed Light-Heavyweight title

Fabio Wardley v. Frazer Clarke – British heavyweight title

Jai Opetaia vs. Jack Massey IBF Cruiserweight title

Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Kamil Szeremeta – Middleweight contest

Skye Nicolson vs. Raven Chapman – WBC Women’s featherweight title

Ben Whittaker vs. Liam Cameron – Light-Heavyweight contest

Mohammaed Alakel vs. Jesus Gonzalez – Lightweight contest

Thanks for joining us for this exciting evening and night of boxing coming up.

Beterbiev v Bivol on TNT Sports Box Office costs £19.99 in the UK and can be watched on discovery+, EE TV, Prime Video and Virgin Media TV.  You do not need to be a TNT Sports subscriber to buy this event.

EE TV – Customers can purchase the event via their STB on channel 494.

Prime Video – Customers do not need to have a Prime or discovery+ subscription to access this event. You can find live and upcoming PPV events in the “Live and upcoming events” row on the Prime Video homepage and sports page, or by searching for a specific event title.

Virgin Media TV – Customers with a TiVo and/or V6 set-top-box should visit the On-Demand section and choose Live Events; customers with a Virgin TV 360 and/or Stream set-top-box should go to the Pay Per View events rail.