Watch Haney Vs Kambosos Online For Free

The WWE Live Event of the year has finally arrived and you can watch the Haney vs Kambosos fight online for free. This is a great opportunity to catch all the action that is happening. You can check out the Main event, Ringwalks and highlights for this special bout.

Main event live stream

The upcoming Haney vs Kambosos fight will take place at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia. It will be the second bout between the two lightweight champions and is a high-stakes affair.

In the main event, Devin Haney, the current WBC lightweight champion, will be taking on George Kambosos, Jr., a former WBA lightweight champion. They will both be seeking their fourth lightweight title.

Haney, who carries a 28-0 record, is the favorite in this fight. However, Haney is a tad bit overdue for a win. He lost his first bout with Kambosos in June, and has been looking to get back into the winner's circle.

Fans in the United States can watch the fight live on ESPN+. This is a subscription service that offers more than 50 sports. You can sign up for a free trial to see if the service is right for you.

In the UK, boxing fans can also watch the fight on Sky Sports Action. If you are a fan of the sport, you can even order a pay-per-view. There are also deals available on Sky TV.

Those looking to watch the fight without cable can find it on Kayo sports. The app is compatible with iOS v6+, Android OS v13+, and tablets.

You can also watch the fight on Sling TV. If you are a Sky subscriber, you can view the fight on the Sky Go App. You will also need to make sure that you have a VPN, or Virtual Private Network, in place. Otherwise, you will not be able to view the fight.

For other countries, you can watch the fight via Fite TV. In addition to the usual ESPN app, Fite TV has apps for various other countries as well. To enjoy a free trial of the service, simply click the link below.

In Australia, you can view the event on Foxtel PPV. The main card will start at 8 p.m., but the prelims will start an hour earlier. These timings may change depending on the length of the undercard.

In the UK, you can watch the fight on the Sky Sports website or on the Sky Sports app.

Rematch clause

If you're a fan of boxing and you're watching Devin Haney vs. George Kambosos, you have to know that they'll fight again. That's because of the rematch clause in the contract they signed after their first fight.

You may have heard that this will happen on October 15, in Melbourne, Australia. This is not a pay-per-view event, but you can watch it live through ESPN in the U.S.

The two boxers are expected to have a ring walk, and then fight. They'll do so in a venue called Marvel Stadium. It's located in the city of Melbourne, Australia, and is the home of the Australian Open tennis tournament.

In the initial bout, Haney defeated Kambosos with a lopsided decision. Haney was on top of his game, winning with his speed, snapping left jab, and fluid combinations. And despite having a rematch clause in the contract, he still has to fight Kambosos again.

The rematch clause in their original contract means that the second fight must take place in Australia. Fortunately, Kambosos has already agreed to that.

However, it's hard to tell how good the rematch is going to be. Boxing negotiations are notoriously tricky, and can take months. Depending on how the two sides are dealing, they might be able to get an even bigger payday than the first time around.

Getting a fight against the best possible lightweight contender might be a good idea. There's a good chance that Haney will move up in weight and fight Vasiliy Lomachenko.

Ideally, the rematch will occur on the same night as Lomachenko's return to the ring. Regardless, it's likely that both of them will want to fight each other before anyone else.

For Kambosos, the rematch would be an attempt to redeem himself after his loss to Teofimo Lopez last November. It could set up all-action scraps against other top contenders.

On the other hand, a rematch with Haney would put him in line to earn a huge payday against the likes of Gervonta Davis. Considering that Haney is contracted with Top Rank Boxing, and Davis hasn't said anything yet, it might be a good deal for both parties.

Ringwalks

Devin Haney and George Kambosos Jr will clash for the undisputed lightweight title on October 16. The fight is a part of the Top Rank boxing organization in the United States. The event takes place at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia, and is scheduled to begin at 10:30 p.m. ET.

If you're looking to watch the fight live, you should be able to watch it through ESPN, which has the streaming rights. Also, you can stream it through the Hulu and ESPN+ add-ons. You can use these to watch it on your computer, phone, or tablet.

Devin Haney has had an impressive start to his career. He is a 23-year-old unbeaten lightweight champion. Since his last fight, he's won three major titles in his weight class, including the WBC Interim World Lightweight title. He also won a fight at Madison Square Garden.

Meanwhile, Kambosos is a 20-1 fighter who made his professional debut in 2013. He's won the WBO lightweight title and defeated Teofimo Lopez in November of this year. Aside from his titles, he has been engaged in long-range boxing as well.

Kambosos has also won five of his most recent fights. His last five matches have been over a four-month span, and his average was one fight every eight days.

Haney's opponent has been working hard behind the jab, and he's a big shotter. He landed a huge right hand in the first round. This led to a roar from the crowd.

Kambosos has been attempting to avenge his June loss to Haney. That loss came after he had won three of his last four fights, including a win over Mickey Bey. However, he will probably be looking for a fight against Lomachenko in the future.

Hopefully, this will be a turning point for the young fighter. Taking the title will likely cast a sheen on his name and keep him around for a few more bouts.

As the bout approaches, the ring walk music blasts out the stadium. After the fight, Kambosos acted with humility, despite losing. He said that he wished he could have been home for his next fight.

Highlights

Haney vs Kambosos was a hard fought fight. While Kambosos tried to set the pace with his heavy combination early in the fight, Haney was able to keep his focus and remained patient. His defense was very good, and he used the right combination of jabs to put a stop to any attacks.

In the opening round, Kambosos was landing a lot of heavy punches, but he was unable to follow up on most of his hits. At one point, he tried to go to the body with a jab. The combination was ineffective.

During the second round, Kambosos had difficulty landing any effective combinations. He landed only 50 out of 181 power shots. However, he had a small abrasion around his left eye.

Throughout the fight, Haney was able to land a variety of combinations, including a big overhand right and a jab. Although Kambosos was able to tie up and hold him for a portion of the fight, he had little to offer.

During the middle rounds, Haney started to punish him more. Despite the fact that he was landed 88 jabs, he was not able to get through. This was a result of the rematch clause, which made him unable to move on to another fight.

Regardless of the fact that he was landed a huge overhand right, the biggest weapon in the fight was the jab. Haney was able to stick Kambosos with jabs and put him on the defensive.

When Kambosos lost the WBA (Super) and IBF lightweight titles, he included a rematch clause. His team decided to travel to Australia for the rematch.

This was a great opportunity for Haney to prove he's among the top pound-for-pound fighters in the world. With a win, he can make himself a superstar.

If he wins the fight, he'll be a big name in the lightweight division. He could fight Vasiliy Lomachenko or Gervonta "Tank" Davis, or he could even go after a title.

If you want to watch the fight, it'll be on ESPN+. You can also find it live on WatchESPN.