Joshua Buatsi vs Dos Santos: UK start time, TV channel, live stream and undercard for former Olympic star’s fight
JOSHUA BUATSI puts his unbeaten tag on the line as he faces Daniel Dos Santos in Manchester. The Brit puts his WBA International light-heavyweight strap on the line against Dos Santos, who has a pro record of 15-0. This is his first time fighting outside of France however, with Buatsi the big favourite to back […]
JOSHUA BUATSI puts his unbeaten tag on the line as he faces Daniel Dos Santos in Manchester.
The Brit puts his WBA International light-heavyweight strap on the line against Dos Santos, who has a pro record of 15-0.
This is his first time fighting outside of France however, with Buatsi the big favourite to back up his win over Marko Calic in October.
When is Buatsi vs Dos Santos?
- This fight is all set for Saturday, May 15.
- It will be held at the Manchester Arena.
- The card will begin around 6pm BST, with the main event expected around 10pm.
Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
You can catch all of the action live on Sky Sports Action here in the UK.
Coverage begins at 6pm.
If you’re a Sky customer, download the Sky Go app to stream whever you are.
Non-Sky subscribers can get a NOW TV pass from £9.99 to stream on their mobile, tablet or PC.
If you’re watching in the US, DAZN will be streaming the entire card.
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Full undercard
- Joshua Buatsi vs Daniel Dos Santos (WBA international light-heavyweight title)
- Lerrone Ricards vs Giovanni De Carolis (EBU European super-middleweight title)
- Tommy McCarthy vs Alexandru Jur (EBU European super-bantamweight title)
- Dalton Smith vs Lee Appleyard (BBBofC English super-lightweight title)
- Solomon Dacres vs Mladen Manev (heavyweight)
- Ellis Hopkins (debut) vs Borislava Goranova
What they said
Joshua Buatsi: “I’ve got an unbeaten opponent, that makes him ambitious.
“Obviously the first fight under Virgil, so it’s should be interesting. I’m looking forward to showing what I’ve been working on with [new trainer] Virgil.
“He’s going to want to hold onto his undefeated record, as I am. When that’s at stake you really dig deep.”