Chris Eubank Jr vs Kamil Szeremeta EXACT ring-walk time: What time will the fight start in UK?
CHRIS Eubank Jr returns to the ring TONIGHT as he takes on Kamil Szeremeta in Saudi Arabia.
The 35-year-old’s last bout came against Liam Smith in September 2023.
Eubank Jr secured revenge over Smith after the Liverpudlian stopped him in the fourth round of their first bout.
Next Gen dominated the rematch, knocking Smith down twice before the referee put an end to the fight in the tenth.
After a 13-month hiatus from the sport, Eubank Jr is lining up big things for the future with some huge names on his hit list.
The British middleweight revealed he is eyeing blockbuster fights with Canelo Alvarez, Terence Crawford, Conor Benn and a tasty rematch with Billy Joe Saunders.
But first, Eubank Jr makes his highly anticipated return on the stacked Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol undercard.
What time are the ring-walks for Eubank Jr vs Szeremeta?
- The ring-walks for Eubank Jr vs Szeremeta are expected to be at approximately 8pm BST.
- The fight is set to get underway at approximately 8.20pm BST.
- Timings could be subject to change depending on the length of prior undercard fights.
- The main undercard begins at around 5pm BST.
What channel is it and can it be live streamed?
- DAZN PPV, Sky Sports Box Office and TNT Sports Box Office will all broadcast Beterbiev vs Bivol.
- TNT Sports and DAZN have both priced the event at £19.99, while you can purchase the fight on Sky Sports for the slightly cheaper price of £19.95.
- You can live stream the huge bill on either the DAZN app, discovery+ or Sky Sports Box Office app, depending on which PPV you purchase.
- Alternatively, you can follow all the action via SunSport’s LIVE BLOG.
Full card
- Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol – for IBF, IBO, WBC and WBO light-heavyweight titles
- Jai Opetaia vs Jack Massey – for IBF cruiserweight title
- Fabio Wardley vs Frazer Clarke – for British heavyweight title
- Chris Eubank Jr vs Kamil Szeremeta – for IBO middleweight title
- Skye Nicolson vs Raven Chapman – for WBC women’s featherweight title
- Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron
- Mohammaed Alakel vs Jesus Gonzalez