Josh Taylor vs Regis Prograis: What time does World Boxing Super Series final fight and ring walks start?
The Scot and American will look to unify their world titles at 140 pounds and lift the Muhammad Ali Trophy
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Your support makes all the difference.Josh Taylor and Regis Prograis attempt to unify the light welterweight division tonight and take a step towards superstardom.
Both fighters are unbeaten and possess the skills required to become genuine crossover stars.
With the Muhammad Ali Trophy on the line in the World Boxing Super Series final, this contest has the ingredients to be a fight for the ages.
Patience is likely to be key here with both fighters able to box, counter or brawl, yet the fighter who leads risks presenting openings for their rival. But once this one catches fire, fans should be in for a genuine treat.
Here is everything you need to know about the big fight.
Odds
Prograis: 8/11
Taylor: 5/4
Draw: 20/1
Prediction
This should be a fascinating battle between two elite fighters, who set up in the southpaw stance. Both have power and the ability to work off the back foot or take the initiative.
This one could go the distance and Taylor may edge it due to the home crowd advantage, his bodywork ought to be key in a razor thin decision.
When is the fight?
Taylor vs Prograis takes place on October 26 at the O2 Arena in London.
What time does it start?
The main event will start just after 10pm (BST) and probably nearer 10:30pm, be sure to tune in from 10pm to catch the ring walks.
The main undercard begins at 7pm, with Conor Benn and Steve Jamoye kicking things off.
How can I watch it?
The fight can be purchased via Sky Sports Box Office for £19.95, and live streamed for the same price on your phone, tablet or computer.
Coverage begins at 7pm.
Alternatively you can use NowTV if you are not a Sky subscriber – with NowTV’s live stream for any device on the move.
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