Where to Watch Vasyl Lomachenko vs. Richard Commey?: Date, Time, Undercard, and Predictions

The return of Vasyl Lomachenko against Richard Commey on December 11 at the MSG in New York will directly influence the current lightweight title ride. Two former 135 lbs champions – Lomachenko and Commey have revived their win streaks after suffering their latest defeats against Teofimo Lopez, respectively. Both men had lost their titles to ‘Take Over’ and are now ready to lock horns against each other to keep the race going.

15-2 as a professional, three-weight champion Lomachenko will now face a Ghanian prodigy with a professional record of 30 wins and 3 losses. That said, ‘The Matrix’ and ‘RC’ have won most of their fights via stoppages, putting themselves in the list of top-tier lightweights.

The winner of the 12-rounds headliner can expect a shot at gold and will clearly add a massive victory to their resume. As they are set to collide, here’s a look at the details of the event and how to catch them live in action.

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How to watch Vasyl Lomachenko vs Richard Commey Live?

The Top Rank card will be aired live on ESPN and ESPN+ in the USA. In the UK, Sky Sports will telecast the fight live. FITE TV has also secured broadcasting rights of Lomachenko vs Commey. In Australia and several other countries, FITE TV will broadcast live. You can also contact your local broadcaster to know more about the coverage of Lomachenko vs Commey in your region.

At what time will we see Vasyl Lomachenko vs Richard Commey?

The fight event will go down live at 8 PM On November 11 in the USA. The main card will begin around 11 PM. Meanwhile, the event will begin at 1 AM in the UK and Lomachenko vs Commey will predictably begin around 4 am on November 12. Here’s a look at the timing and date of the event in some other parts of the world.

‘The Matrix’ vs ‘RC’- Main Card Predictions

The Top Rank card will have zero title fights, but all the bouts are evenly matched. There will be a total of 10 fights in the night and four of them will be happening on the main card. Here’s a prediction of how the main card fights can look like.

Vasyl Lomachenko vs Rocghhard Comey

The 12-rounds lightweight fight will see a southpaw in Lomachenko go against an orthodox, Commey. Having more pro-experience on his side, Commey will also have a few physical advantages of height and reach that will benefit him in-ring.

However, three-division champion Lomachenko has battled the best and is unfazed by Commey’s achievements. Hence, an in-ring collision can only put a quell on the debate of who’s the most valid contender for the 135 lbs title.

Prediction: Vasyl Lomachenko beats Richard Commey via split decision.

Jared Anderson vs Oleksandr Teslenko

The eight rounds heavyweight scrap will happen in the co-main event. Undefeated boxer Anderson will face Teslenko, whose pro record showcasess an active run of 17-1, with 13 KOs. Meanwhile, Jared Anderson has a 100 KO ratio in his 10-0 record. This puts a sheer possibility of seeing a nasty knockout when both the fighters would collide. Interestingly, both men stand at 6’4”. Thus, viewers can not afford to blink.

Prediction: Jared Anderson knocks out Oleksandr Teslenko in the 6 round

Keyshawn Davis vs Jose Zaragoza

Surging lightweight prospect Keyshawn Davis will enter the ring against Jose Zaragoza in a 6 rounds lightweight bout. Davis debuted professionally in February 2021 and by the end of the year, he is already 3-0 with 2 KO wins. His next fight will put him against a Mexican fighter with an active record of 8-3-1.

With an experience of 12 pro fights, Zaragoza can look to hand Davis his maiden pro defeat. However, the American boxer will relish a 2” height advantage. Thus, it will give him an edge to close off the year with another successful win. But given the dangers of boxing, Davis will not take his opponent lightly.

Prediction: Keyshawn Davis beats Jose Zaragoza via unanimous decision

Nico Ali Walsh vs Reyes Sanchez

The four-round middleweight fight will bring two undefeated surging stars opposite each other. Muhammad Ali’s grandson Nico Ali Walsh, who made his debut in August, is 2-0 already. He will enter the ring for the third time this year and take on an opponent with a record of 6-0.

Ali Walsh will have a slight physical advantage, but that wouldn’t help him to a great extent. Both the fighters have been on the right track of their careers and can unveil an interesting outcome when they clash ahead.

Prediction: Nico Ali Walsh knocks out Reyes Sanchez in the final round

The Undercard of Lomachenko vs Commey

Xander Zayas vs. Alessio Mastronunzio, 6 rounds, junior middleweight

Pablo Valdez vs. Julio Cesar Sanchez, 6 rounds, welterweight

Kelvin Davis vs. Bryan Emmanuel Ramirez, 4 rounds, welterweight

John Bauza vs. Michael Williams Jr, 8 rounds, junior welterweight

James Wilkins vs. Juan Tapia, 8 rounds, featherweight

Joe Ward vs. Britton Norwood, 6 rounds, light heavyweight

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