Canelo Alvarez vs. Gennady Golovkin 3 Start Time in 15 Countries, Including US, Mexico

Undisputed super-middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez will put his belts on the line as he meets Gennady Golovkin for the third time in his career. The two will face each other on September 17th in the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas to put an end to their iconic rivalry.

This bout is set to be one of the most anticipated ones in 2022 and will be streamed worldwide on the DAZN streaming service and other regional cable providers. The fight will be broadcasted to millions around the globe, so here is a look into Canelo Alvarez vs Gennady Golovkin 3 start time in 15 different countries.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Gennady Golovkin 3 times in the US, Mexico, Canada, and the UK

For the fans in the United States and Canada, the undercard fights will start at 5 PM. PT/8 PM ET and the main event between Alvarez and Golovkin should begin at around 8 PM. PT/11 PM. ET. For the Mexican fans, the undercard will begin at 7 PM while the main event will take place at 10 PM.

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However, the fans in the UK and Ireland will have to stay up late for the start of the card. The undercard will start at 1 AM and the main event will take place at 4 AM the next day in these countries.

Alvarez vs Golovkin 3 timings in other countries

Cuba: 8 PM, The main event is to start at 11 PM

Brazil: 9 PM, The main event is to start at 12 AM

Spain: 2 AM, The main event is to start at 5 AM on 18th September

Germany: 2 AM, The main event is to start at 5 AM on 18th September

India: 5:30 AM, The main event is to start at 8:30 AM on 18th September

Netherlands: 2 AM, The main event is to start at 5 AM on 18th September

Russia: 3 AM, The main event is to start at 6 AM on 18th September

Indonesia: 8 AM, The main event is to start at 11 AM on 18th September

Philippines: 8 AM, The main event is to start at 11 AM on 18th September

Australia: 10 AM AEST, The main event is to start at 1 PM AEST on 18th September

New Zealand: 12 PM NZST, The main event is to start at 3 PM on 18th September

These are timings across various countries for this historic bout between two of boxing’s biggest names. Let us know which country you will tune in from for the fight in the comments.

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