Haney vs. Lomachenko Livestream: How to Watch the Championship Boxing Fight Online
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Boxing fans have been waiting years to see Devin Haney face off against Vasiliy Lomachenko and, this Saturday, it’s finally happening.
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In June, Haney became the first undisputed lightweight champion in the four-belt era when he beat George Kambosos Jr. via unanimous decision. The undefeated 24-year-old then successfully defended his title in a rematch with Kambosos in October, extending his undefeated record to 29-0.
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Now, Haney will finally face Lomachenko; a former unified world champion with two Olympic gold medals and one of the most successful amateur records of all time (396-1).
If you’re looking to watch Haney vs. Lomachenko live this Saturday, you’ll need to purchase the fight’s PPV livestream through ESPN+ here.
Haney vs. Lomachenko PPV
Below is everything you need to know about the highly-anticipated fight, including details on the Haney vs. Lomachenko PPV price, start time, odds, and fight card.
How to Watch Haney vs. Lomachenko Online: ESPN+ PPV Details
In the U.S., the Haney vs. Lomachenko fight is available exclusively as a pay-view-view (PPV) stream through ESPN+. To get the PPV livestream, you’ll first need a subscription to ESPN+ (if you don’t already have one) to purchase the PPV.
Undercard and early prelim fights will all be streaming on ESPN+ at no additional cost for subscribers, and the undercard fights will also be broadcast on ESPN.
ESPN+ Subscription
ESPN+ subscriptions cost $9.99 a month or $99 a year, with the annual option saving about 17% over the course of the year. Once you’re signed up, you’ll be able to purchase the Haney vs. Lomachenko PPV livestream for $59.99. That brings the total to $69.98 for new ESPN+ subscribers to watch Haney vs. Lomachenko online.
Haney vs. Lomachenko PPV
However, if you’re new to ESPN+ we suggest getting the Disney Bundle instead of an à la carte ESPN+ subscription. The Disney Bundle includes subscriptions to ESPN+, Hulu, and Disney+, all for just $12.99 a month. That means you’re paying about 50% less for the three streaming services compared to paying for each separately. Check out the Disney Bundle here.
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When is the Haney vs. Lomachenko Fight? Date, Time
The Haney vs. Lomachenko fight is happening on Saturday, May 20 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Haney vs. Lomachenko main card is scheduled to start at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT, with the undercard fights starting at 8 p.m. ET and early prelims at 6 p.m. ET.
Haney vs. Lomachenko Odds, Fight Card
Unsurprisingly, the champ is the favorite to win tonight. As of writing, oddsmakers are giving Haney a moneyline of -280 against Lomachenko’s +230.
Haney is currently ranked as the world’s best active lightweight boxer (ESPN), and few have any issue with that positioning. After his professional debut at just 17 years old, Haney quickly become the youngest world champion in 2019 at 21 years old. He’s racked up 29 wins — 15 by way of knockout — with zero losses, and now he hopes to retain his undisputed laurels for as long as possible.
But, if anyone has a shot at taking Haney’s belts, it’s Lomachenko. The 35-year-old is currently ranked as the second-best lightweight by ESPN, boasts an impressive record of 17-2 with 11 knockouts, and holds two Olympic gold medals. However, perhaps more impressive than his pro career is Lomachenko’s amateur record, which clocks in at 396-1. His sole loss was to Albert Selimov, which Lomachenko avenged twice.
“It’s more pressure for Haney, not me,” Lomachenko told Top Rank. “I already lose, I’m underdog, I’m old boxer.”
Will Lomachenko’s skill be enough for Haney’s youth, speed, and size? We’ll see, but before the two go head-to-head, we’ll get several exciting bouts on the same card. Here’s the full fight card for Haney vs. Lomachenko:
Main card (ESPN+ PPV)
Title fight: Devin Haney vs. Vasiliy Lomachenko — for Haney’s undisputed lightweight championship
Oscar Valdez vs. Adam Lopez — Junior lightweights
Raymond Muratalla vs. Jeremia Nakathila — Lightweigths
Undercard (ESPN & ESPN+)
Title fight: Junto Nakatani vs. Andrew Moloney — for the vacant WBO junior bantamweight title
Nico Ali Walsh vs. Danny Rosenberger — Middleweights
Early prelims (ESPN+):
Emiliano Vargas vs. Rafael Jasso — Lightweights
Floyd Diaz vs. Luis Fernando Saavedra — Junior featherweights
Abdullah Mason vs. Desmond Lyons — Lightweights
Amari Jones vs. Pachino Hill — Middleweights
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