No one lasts 12 rounds against Artur Beterbiev. You have 20 fighters who can attest to this. But Dmitry Bivol is out there to change this and go where no one has before: go the distance against the Russian Canadian champion. If he does that, the award is the undisputed crown at 175 and a spot in the history books. So, the fight is set with high stakes and deep implications for the light heavyweight division.

If you want to catch the action live and see two fighters with undefeated records collide for all the marbles, then you have stumbled to the right place. EssentiallySports has you covered, as you can just scroll below and not miss this one-in-a-lifetime fight.

Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol: date, venue, time

Beterbiev vs. Bivol will sway the fans this Saturday, October 12 at the Kingdom Arena, Riyadh. Interestingly, the 30,000-seater arena first opened its gates when Francis Ngannou realized his dream of donning pro boxing shoes against Tyson Fury. Afterward, it would host Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin, and other gigantic fights such as Joshua vs. Ngannou would soon follow. The boxing world most recently saw Oleksandr Usyk collect all the gold straps here. What’s more? The soccer club Al-Hilal has made the arena its home.

If you want to watch every fight on the undercard, then you can look at these timings-

• UK: 5 pm BST
• US and Canada: 12 pm ET
• Australia: 7 pm AEST

If you are only interested in the headliner of Beterbiev vs. Bivol, then you should note down these timings-

• UK: 11 pm BST
• US and Canada: 6 pm ET
• Australia: 1 am AEST (Sunday)

The main event timings might fluctuate depending on how long the undercard fights last. But where will you watch it? Which channel or streaming service will you have to opt for?

Where to watch Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol

DAZN will stream the Beterbiev vs. Bivol bill globally, except in the US and Canada. British fans can have their pick from DAZN PPV or TNT Sports Box Office, as they all bring the action live to you for £19.99. Sky Sports Box Office is a tad cheaper at £19.95 but you can only stream the undercard. However, for the US and Canada, ESPN+ will broadcast the event live. But there is a catch.

The main event of Beterbiev vs. Bivol is free and you can watch it live without any cost as a one-off non-PPV event. However, American fans must shell out $14.99 for the rest of the card. Something similar happened with Terence Crawford vs. Israil Madrimov and you can see it happening more frequently from now on. When you look at the card, you’ll realize it’s still a great deal.

A stacked undercard

• Jai Opetaia vs. Jack Massey (for Opetaia’s IBF cruiserweight title)
• Fabio Wardley vs. Frazer Clarke (Heavyweight)
• Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Kamil Szeremeta (for vacant IBO Middleweight title)
• Skye Nicolson vs. Raven Chapman (for Nicolson’s WBC featherweight title)
• Ben Whittaker vs. Liam Cameron (Light heavyweight)
• Mohammed Alakel vs Jesus Gonzalez (Lightweight)

What do you make of this coming fight between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol? Who do you think will leave the arena with a victory? Let us know in the comments below.