RYAN GARCIA faces his first big step-up test in Luke Campbell this weekend in the U.S.
Both fighters are looking for a big win to help thrust themselves into world title contention ahead of what should be a promising 2021 for the victor.
Ryan Garcia is undefeated as a professional fighter Credit: Getty Images – Getty
Campbell, 33, is the slight underdog against 22-year-old Garcia, who has yet to prove himself as a real threat to the division’s big players.
What channel is Garcia vs Campell on and can it be live streamed?
- Garcia’s big clash with Campbell will be shown live on DAZN in the UK.
- The streaming service is available for just £1.99 a month and can be downloaded onto your mobile or tablet device.
- You can also stream from the DAZN app on a Smart TV.
What time are the Garcia vs Campbell ring-walks?
- In a pleasing announcement for British boxing fans, Garcia vs Campbell will take place earlier than usual in the UK.
- DAZN announced earlier this week that Garcia vs Campbell would get underway from around 11pm UK time on Saturday, January 2 2021.
- The main card should begin at around 8pm.
- The fight will take place at the American Airlines Centre in Dallas, Texas.
Luke Campbell won an Olympic gold medal in 20212Credit: Times Newspapers Ltd
Garcia vs Campbell FULL CARD
- Ryan Garcia vs Luke Campbell (interim WBC world light title)
- Rene Alvarado vs Roger Gutierrez (WBA (Regular) world super-featherweight title)
- Felix Alvarado vs DeeJay Krie (IBF world light-flyweight title)
- Franchon Crews Dezurn vs Ashleigh Curry (super-middleweight)
- Sean Garcia vs Rene Marquez (lightweight)
What have they said?
“I feel bad for Luke,” Garcia has said.
“He’s just the first one of my opponents that’s going to get it bad. I’m younger, stronger, and coming into myself.
“I already felt I was coming into myself for the Fonseca fight. I was on a roll and ready to takeover. God said how it was supposed to be.
“I cannot wait to punish Luke Campbell. I want to break his eye. I want to break his bones. I want to break everything off of him.”
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
