Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis Livestream: How to Watch the Championship Boxing Fight Online
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Quick Answer: You can watch Haney vs. Prograis by purchasing the fight PPV livestream through DAZN or PPV.com.
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Undisputed lightweight champion Devin Haney takes a huge step tonight: The undefeated 25-year-old is moving up a weight class, taking on Regis Prograis for the WBC super lightweight belt.
If you’re looking to watch the buzzy fight live, read on. Below is a quick guide on how to livestream Haney vs. Prograis, plus key fight details including its start time, odds, and undercard.
How to Watch Haney vs. Prograis Online
The only way to watch the Haney vs. Prograis fight is to purchase a pay-per-view livestream, but there are two places where you can do that: DAZN and PPV.com. Here’s a further breakdown of both these options, including how much they each cost.
Stream Haney vs. Prograis on DAZN
If you’re already a subscriber to the streaming service DAZN, you’ll want to buy the Haney vs. Prograis PPV livestream through there. The DAZN PPV costs $59.99, but you’ll need to be a DAZN subscriber to purchase the PPV. DAZN subscriptions start at $19.99 a month, which means you’re looking at a total price of $79.98. Of course, that DAZN subscription also gets you a ton of other live and on-demand sports content, so it’s not a bad deal.
Stream Haney vs. Prograis on PPV.com
If you’re not a DAZN subscriber, PPV.com is a more affordable place to purchase tonight’s Haney vs. Prograis PPV livestream. The pay-per-view platform is charging a one-time fee of $74.99 for the PPV stream. No membership is needed, and PPV.com is supported on all major streaming devices.
When is Haney vs. Prograis Fight? Date, Start Time
The Haney vs. Prograis fight is happening on Saturday, Dec. 9 at the Chase Arena in San Francisco. The fight livestream is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET. / 5 p.m. PT, and main event ringwalks are scheduled for 10:37 p.m. ET / 7:37 p.m. PT.
Where to Buy Last-Minute Haney vs. Prograis Tickets
If you’re in the San Francisco area tonight, this is definitely a fight worth seeing in person. Luckily, you can still grab last-minute tickets through trusted resale platforms like StubHub, Vivid Seats, and Seat Geek. Be sure to check all three sites to see which has the lowest prices.
Haney vs. Prograis Odds, Undercard
Although Haney is the one moving up a weight class, Prograis will be fighting as the underdog tonight. As of writing, Vegas has “Rougarou” at +310 against Haney’s -450.
And that makes sense when we look back at both the fighters’ careers and their recent bouts. Prograis has had a stellar career, no doubt, racking up 29 wins, just 1 loss, and a whopping 24 knockouts. But the southpaw is getting older (he’s now 34) and starting to show it — especially in his last fight against Danielito Zorrilla in June, which Prograis won by split decision.
Haney, on the other hand, is seen by some as a generational talent. At just 25, “The Dream” has won 30 professional fights (15 by knockout) and lost to no one. Judging by Haney’s last seven fights — all of which he won by unanimous decision — it seems the San Franciscan is still becoming a more methodical fighter.
Of course, we’ll get a few other good fights as appetizers before the main course of Haney vs. Prograis — including another title fight between Ebanie Bridges vs. Miyo Yoshida. Here’s the full fight card for tonight:
Regis Prograis vs. Devin Haney — for Prograis’ WBC junior welterweight title, 12 rounds
Liam Paro vs. Montana Love — junior welterweights, 12 rounds
Andy Cruz vs. Jovanni Straffon — lightweights, 10 rounds
Ebanie Bridges vs. Miyo Yoshida — for Bridges’ IBF women’s bantamweight title, 10 rounds
Amari Jones vs. Quilisto Madera — middleweights, 8 rounds
Beatriz Ferreira vs. Destiny Jones — women’s junior lightweights, 8 rounds
Shamar Canal vs. Jose Antonio Meza — junior lightweights, 6 rounds
Be sure to purchase the Haney vs. Prograis fight PPV stream from either DAZN or PPV.com to watch it live.
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