Boxing Fight Tonight: Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia Date, Time, Venue, PPV Price, Livestream, and Undercard Details

It’s Ryan Garcia fight week, and after months of teasing, trolling, and social media antics, the day has finally come to translate his trash-talk into action. Can he do it against Devin Haney? The fans will have their answer this Saturday evening. But the stakes have lowered as ‘KingRy’ failed to make the weight, so ‘The Dream’s WBC super lightweight strap won’t be on the line.

But that doesn’t mean the event has lost its charm. Both have racked up three wins in their previous encounters during their amateur days, and it will lay their rivalry to rest. Scroll down to know more of the details if you have planned to watch the action unfold this weekend. So when do the star super lightweight boxers exchange punches inside the square circle?

It’s April 20, and the action takes place at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. The iconic stadium has hosted the likes of Deontay Wilder and Gervonta Davis in the past, with ‘Tank’ selling out the arena, breaking the live gate record, when he clashed with Rolando Romero here in 2022.

Americans or Canadian citizens, the main card is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. ET or 5 p.m. PT. Haeny and Garcia’s ring walk can be assumed to be slated for 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT. UK and Irish fans might have it hard as they have to be awake in the night at 1 a.m. BST and they can watch the main event’s ring walk at 4:30 a.m. BST.

The Australian fans can wake up easily on Sunday with the event starting at 10 a.m. AEST and witness the clash between Haney and Garcia at 1:30 p.m. AEST. However, fans might have to shell out substantial money as the PPV costs are soaring.

Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia: Where to stream it, and how much to pay?

The Haney vs. Garcia match is priced at $69.99 and will stream live on DAZN. You can stream the PPV in English and Spanish. The UK fans only have to pay £19.99. Meanwhile, Mexican fans have to spend MXN 250.00. Alternatively, the fans can purchase the fight on PPV and you don’t need to have a subscription. You can make a slightly expensive purchase of $79.99 to stream the event live.

But will the event be worth the money? Take a look at the undercard and make the call.

Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia: Undercard details—what else is at stake?

Arnold Barboza Jr.’s fight with Sean McComb will be the supporting act as they fight it out for the WBO’s Inter-Continental super lightweight title. Barboza, at 29-0 with 11 KOs, is already the WBO mandatory but is trying to stay active to keep a stronghold of his mandatory status.

Meanwhile, for McComb, at 18-1, this is an incredible opportunity to make the jump in the rankings.

Then you have Bektemir Melikuziev vs. Pierre Dibombe, which might be the hardest fight to call. The WBA Intercontinental super middleweight belt will be up for grabs when both meet on the undercard. A rise in the ranks is guaranteed to the victor.

You have another electric fight in John “Scrappy” Ramirez going up against David Jimenez with the vacant WBA interim super flyweight title as the prize. Ramirez, at 13-0 with 9 KO, is inching closer to a showdown against Kazuto Ioka, and a win will ensure a date against him or whoever is sitting as the champion on the throne.

The undercard is opened by Charles Conwell, at 18-0, vs. Nathaniel Gallimore, at 22-7-1 in the light middleweight division, and a win will put Conwell into the driver’s seat to bag a fight with the champion. We have the mouth-watering undercard ahead of us and a night full of high-paced action.

What do you make of the upcoming event, Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia? Which fight are you looking forward to on the undercard? Let us know in the comments below.