When and Where to Watch Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo Fight? Livestream, PPV Price, and Time

After Terence Crawford vs. Errol Spence Jr. on July 29th, the sweet science will witness another super mega clash. Canelo Alvarez and Jermell Charlo are going to face each other inside the boxing ring to test the might of their undisputed crowns. Alvarez is the undisputed super middleweight champion, while Charlo is the undisputed super welterweight champion. So the enthralling contest is going to have an undisputed vs. undisputed clash ready for the fans. Currently, Alvarez is the reigning pound-for-pound king in boxing.

So it’s a greater challenge for Charlo, as he’s also moving up two weight classes to fight the 33-year-old legend. Although Charlo seems to be the underdog, many believe that Alvarez has gone a bit slow, so this fight is going to be a testament to his retention in the sport. So no boxing fanatic would want to miss this bout. Let us see when and where is it going to go down.

Fight Date and Venue

There’s not much time left for the ground-breaking spectacle when Alvarez and Charlo will raise their hands against each other at the opposite sides of the ring’s corner. The clock is ticking, and only a week’s time is left. The fight is scheduled for September 30, where all four super middleweight belts will be put on stake.

The date is a bit unusual for ‘Cinnamon’ as he usually schedules his fight around the weekend of September 15, to commemorate the Mexican Independence Day. But it was pushed a little further down the calendar this time.

The fight will happen at the second home of the Mexican boxer,  at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. A lot of fights have been scheduled in this arena in the past. So, a crowd of 20,000 boxing fans can be expected during the fight. But, before going further into the fight details, let’s see how the fight really came about.

The Road to the Fight: Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo

It’s a great few months ahead for boxing, as the sport is going to garner some of the best title fights of the entire year. The rematch of Chantelle Cameron vs. Katie Taylor for all of the junior welterweight titles and the featherweight title defense of Leigh Wood against Josh Warrington. But before this, the collision of the two undisputed champions is going to take place.

Interestingly, at first, it was rumored that Canelo Alvarez would be facing Jermall Charlo, the older Charlo twin brother, for the first fight of his PBC’s three-fight deal. It also made sense, as Jermall just had to move up one weight class to face Alvarez. But the later announcement of Jermell Charlo being Alvarez’s first opponent in the PBC’s deal was a shock to a lot of fans. Since he was a super welterweight fighter before he took up this challenge.

So, now on September 30, the world will see Charlo with a two-and-a-half-inch reach advantage going against a veteran in the division, who’s had 63 fights before he’s even hit 35. Undoubtedly, the fight is going to answer a lot of questions for both of them. Let’s see how the fans would be able to stream the fight from their home.

Where can fans screen the match?

Alvarez vs. Charlo has become one of the most anticipated bouts of the year moving forward. So, the fans who can’t be there at the venue would want to watch the fight directly streamed to their home. So, the fans can access the live coverage on SHOWTIME’s streaming channel. However, this is exclusive to US residents only, as of now.

There’s no information yet regarding the fans residing in the United Kingdom. SHOWTIME is still yet to devise a way to make the fight reach its fans worldwide through appropriate pay-per-view access. Hopefully, they will be announcing something soon. Still, let’s see at what time should the fans tune in for this exciting matchup.

Fight Time and Schedule

The livestream will be covering the undercard fights as well. The event is expected to start at 5 p.m. local time. In Mexico City, it will kick off around 6 p.m. Whereas, for the Canadian fans, the event will start at 8 p.m. ET. While the United Kingdom residents will be able to watch the fight at 1 a.m. on Sunday.

So, the main card of Alvarez vs. Charlo is estimated to start 3 hours after the undercard fights begin. The fans solely interested in the main event can tune in at 8 p.m. local time, 11 p.m. ET. Well, this will hopefully mark the fans’ attendance, but let’s take a look at the PPV price and ticket information.

PPV Price and Ticket Information

The fans can make their online account on SHOWTIME’s live streaming channel, where they’ll have to pass through the PPV paywall, to be able to watch the bout. The PPV price has been set at $84.99 and the fans will have the coverage of all the fights that would be happening at T-Mobile Arena on that night.

As per TicketSmarter.com, the ticket for the fight has been marked at the price of $315. However, the prices further vary according to the position of the seats around the arena. For a better view, the spectators may have to pay more and, in that case, the price may go up to $16141. As of now, there are only 3003 tickets available in the 20,000-seat arena. So, book a seat now!

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The fight between ‘Iron Man’ and ‘Cinnamon’ will definitely set the pace for the upcoming challenges in the sport. A few days ago, Terence Crawford also showed interest in fighting the winner of this bout. So a lot of stories are going to unfold on Saturday night. Would you be purchasing a seat or a PPV? Tell us in the comments section below.

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