Is Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis vs Ryan Garcia taking place this weekend on Saturday, April 15 and how can you watch the boxing fight worldwide?
Across the world of combat sports, the headlines are usually dominated by the big personalities; and they don’t come much bigger than either Gervonta Davis or Ryan Garcia.
The pair of hungry superstars are finally set to settle their beef from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and with each possessing explosion KO power, this is a fight that both hardcore and casual boxing fans certainly don’t want to miss.
However, there has been some confusion online surrounding when the fight will take place and how you can watch it online – is Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis vs Ryan Garcia taking place on Saturday, April 15?
Is Gervonta Davis vs Ryan Garcia on this weekend, April 15?
No; Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis vs Ryan Garcia is not on this weekend, April 15 – the boxing event will actually take place on Saturday, April 22.
How to watch Gervonta Davis vs Ryan Garcia worldwide
Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis vs Ryan Garcia will be available to stream around the world via the DAZN platform; however, your location will determine whether the event is billed as a PPV or as part of your DAZN monthly subscription.
Davis vs Garcia will be on DAZN PPV in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand – costing existing customers $64.99 and new customers $84.99, the latter also includes a one-month pass for DAZN content.
Outside these territories, the upcoming boxing event will be available on DAZN as part of your subscription to the platform; including in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Scandinavia, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, and Poland.
DAZN is available with the following subscription packages:
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- Monthly Saver – £9.99 a month
- Flexible Pass – £19.99 a month (cancel with 30 days’ notice)
- Annual Super Saver – £99.99 a year
What time will Gervonta Davis vs Ryan Garcia broadcast start?
The highly anticipated boxing event will take place on Saturday, April 22 from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, with the DAZN PPV show expected to start at the following times:
- Pacific Time – 5 PM
- Eastern Time – 8 PM
- British Time – 1 AM
- European Time – 2 AM
- India Time – 5:30 AM
- Philippine Time – 8 AM
- Australia Eastern Standard Time – 10 AM
According to BoxLive, the DAZN Global (UK, Ireland etc) broadcast is set to start one hour later than the PPV broadcast (US, Canada etc). Whilst a specific time for the main event ringwalks has not been announced, the two superstars are expected to make their way to the ring at approximately the following times:
- Pacific Time – 8 PM
- Eastern Time – 11 PM
- British Time – 4 AM
- European Time – 5 AM
- India Time – 8:30 AM
- Philippine Time – 11 AM
- Australia Eastern Standard Time – 1 PM
The main event ringwalk times are subject to change due to the length of undercard fights; which include David Morrell vs Sena Agbeko for the WBA Super-middleweight title, Bektemir Melikuziev vs Gabriel Rosado at Super-Middleweight, and Elijah Garcia vs Kevin Salgado Zambrano in the Middleweight division.
By Tom Llewellyn – [email protected]
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