Tim Tszyu will want to prove two things when he steps into the squared circle against Bakhram Murtazaliev. First, he still belongs to the division’s top hierarchy, and second, his last loss to Sebastian Fundora was a mere hiccup. But standing before him is an IBF champion, who has a spotless record. That’s not all. Like him, the champion carries devastating knockout power behind his punches. So, it’s a tough test for the Australian former WBO light middleweight champion, as he endeavors to clinch the gold once again.

The fans will watch the action unfold as the two aggressive and forward-coming fighters will go toe-to-toe and fight it out for the IBF strap. Besides, the PBC event has other exciting and mouthwatering fights lined up, and therefore the event has set the table for the fans to feast on. If you are looking for the fight’s details and how to catch the action live, then EssentiallySports has you covered.

Bakhram Murtazaliev vs. Tim Tszyu: date, venue and price

Murtazaliev vs. Tszyu will go as per schedule as they fight for supremacy in the super welterweight division. The fight will happen on Saturday, October 19th at Caribe Royale Orlando in Orlando, Florida. The venue is slowly becoming a combat sports hub, as BKFC had staged its ’25’ and ’32’ numbered events with thrilling fights such as Reginald Barnett Jr. vs. Geane Herrera, and Arnold Adams vs. Dillon Cleckler. In addition, the venue had ensured the fans rallied behind local favorite Nestor Bravo as he defended his WBO NABO junior welterweight title against Jair Valtierra last year.

But now they can cheer for a world championship fight in Murtazaliev vs. Tszyu. But when can they tune in? For American fans, the event will start its proceedings at 8 PM EST or 5 PM PST and if they want to only watch the main event, then they can join the stream around 11 PM EST or 8 PM PST. For the British fans, the event will kick off at 1 AM (BST) on Sunday and they will have a long night ahead, as the main event walkout will be around 4 AM BST. If you are an Australian fan, then you can have an easy morning, as the action starts at 10:30 am AEDT, and at around 1:30 you can watch your homegrown fighter challenge for the title. But where can you watch it live?

How can you watch Bakhram Murtazaliev vs. Tim Tszyu?

The event is part of the PBC-Prime Video tie-up, so you can switch to Amazon Prime and ensure you don’t end up missing any exhilarating segment. It’s part of their regular Prime Video subscription, so you don’t have to pay extra to stream it. For American fans, one month of Prime subscription is available for $14.99, while annual amounts amount to  $139. For British fans, one month of Prime Video has a tag of £8.99, while an annual subscription climbs up to £95. When you have a look at the undercard, you might be tempted to take the deal.

Undercard details

Yoenis Tellez vs. Johan Gonzalez

Two rapidly rising super welterweights collide as they double up as the supporting act to Murtazaliev vs. Tszyu. While Tellez, at 8-0, looks to shield his perfect record, Gonzalez, at 35-3, will endeavor to continue his form. It might prove to be a tough fight for Tellez, who is fighting an opponent, who has won all but one fight via knockout.

Mateo Tapia vs. Endry Saavedra

Tapia, at 17-0, will open the main card action and sway the fans, as he takes on a power puncher in Saavedra, at 16-1, and tries to stop his opponent’s three-fight streak. It remains to be seen how the Australian boxer utilizes his local exploits and solid amateur results to turn in better professional results on American soil.

Other fights on the bill-

Dainier Pero vs Willie Jake

Justin Viloria vs Diuhl Olguin

Carlos Jackson vs Ryan Lee

Gary Russell vs Jaden Burnias

Jocksan Blanco vs Angel Ilarraza

Daniel Blancas vs Marco Delgado

Roberto Rivera vs Jenn Gonzalez

Michael Garcia vs Carlos Aguilera

What do you make of this coming event headlined by Bakhram Murtazaliev vs. Tim Tszyu? Who do you think will leave the arena as a victor?