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      Dan Azeez vs Lewis Edmondson: Date, fight start time, TV channel and live stream ahead of light-heavyweight title bout

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      DAN AZEEZ returns to the ring on Saturday night as he looks to move back into major title contention.The Lewisham boxer takes on the undefeated Lewis Edmondson for the British light-heavyweight title.Dan Azeez lost the British light-heavyweight title to Joshua BuatsiCredit: GettyAzeez beat Hosea Burton in 2021 to claim the strap and successfully defended it twice before losing it to Joshua Buatsi in a ‘Fight of the Year’ contender back in February.Since losing the belt, the 35-year-old drew with Hrvoje Sep in a comeback fight at Selhurst Park in June.Now Azeez looks to reclaim the vacant title on the huge undercard of Adam Azim vs Ohara Davies.When is Dan Azeez vs Lewis Edmondson?Dan Azeez vs Lewis Edmondson will take place on Saturday, October 19.The fight will take place at approximately 8.30pm BST, but note that timings are subject to the length of other fights on the undercard.The main card is scheduled to start at 7pm BST.London’s Copper Box Arena will host.READ MORE IN BOXINGWhat TV channel is Dan Azeez vs Lewis Edmondson on and can it be live streamed?Dan Azeez vs Lewis Edmondson will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Mix from 7pm, with coverage moving to Sky Sports Main Event from 8pm.Sky Sports customers can live stream all the action via the Sky Sports app or the NOW app/website.Who else is on the card?Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies; Super-lightweight (MAIN EVENT)Anthony Yarde vs. TBA; Light-heavyweightDan Azeez vs. Lewis Edmonson for British light-heavyweight titleMichael McKinson vs. Tulani Mbenge for IBO welterweight titleJaemie TKV vs. Franklin IgnatiusFrancesca Hennessy vs. TBAShannon Courtenay vs. TBASam Hickey vs. TBA More

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      Anthony Yarde next fight: UK start time, live stream, TV channel, full card as light-heavyweight star returns to action

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      ANTHONY YARDE is back in action this weekend as he returns to the boxing ring for the first time since February. The 33-year-old light-heavyweight star is looking to challenge for world titles again but needs to build some much-needed momentum.Anthony Yarde was beaten by Artur Beterbiev in his last big fightCredit: GettyYarde’s last big fight was in January 2023, when he was stopped by now undisputed 175lbs champion Artur Beterbiev in a pulsating and competitive fight. And he also came up shot against Sergey Kovalev in 2019, losing by 11th-round KO. But now he’ll be looking to get back into the world title picture, with a potential rematch against Beterbiev likely to be on his mind. Yarde’s opponent is yet to be confirmed, however his return will take place on the Adam Azim vs Ohara Davies undercard this weekend. When is Anthony Yarde’s fight?Anthony Yarde’s return to action will take place this weekend on Saturday, October 19.The card is scheduled to start at 7pm BST/2pm ET.Yarde is expect to fight at around 9pm.Ring-walks for the main event between Azim and Davies will get underway at around 10pm BST/5pm ET.The Copper Box Arena in East London will play host.What TV channel is Anthony Yarde’s fight on and can it be live streamed?Anthony Yarde’s fight will be broadcast LIVE on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Arena.You can live stream all the action from the NOW TV and Sky Go apps, both of which are available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.Alternatively, SunSport will have round-by-round coverage on our live blog.Full cardAdam Azim vs. Ohara Davies – Super-lightweightAnthony Yarde vs. TBA – Light-heavyweightDan Azeez vs. Lewis Edmonson for British light-heavyweight titleMichael McKinson vs. Tulani Mbenge for IBO welterweigh titleShannon Courtenay vs. Catherine Tacone Ramos – Featherweight More

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      Sky Sports presenter Anna Woolhouse stuns in see-through outfit for Beterbiev vs Bivol leaving other sports hosts in awe

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      SKY SPORTS presenter Anna Woolhouse stunned in a see-through outfit to leave her co-host in awe.The popular TV star fronted Sky Sport’s coverage of Artur Beterbiev’s controversial win over Dimitry Bivol on Saturday night.Anna Woolhouse stunned in a see-through outfit on SaturdayCredit: Instagram @woolyanna1She led Sky Sport’s coverage of Artur Beterbiev vs Dimitry BivolCredit: Instagram @woolyanna1The two boxing giants clashed in an incredible light-heavyweight unifier, with both putting their unbeaten records on the line.Bivol looked set to claim victory after producing a masterclass in the Saudi Arabian ring.But with the result going to points, Beterbiev was surprisingly crowned the winner.Fans had plenty to say about the strange decision, with one judge even putting Beterbiev FOUR rounds ahead.READ MORE IN BOXINGBut viewers at home were still left delighted with Woolhouse’s coverage of the big night.A regular on the screen for boxing, Woolhouse dressed in a stunning see-through black outfit.She completed her look with trademark glasses and heels.And Woolhouse, who also hosts Sky’s darts events, had plenty of admirers on social media.Most read in BoxingOne even came in the form of fellow Sky Sports star Natalie Pinkham.The F1 host gushed: “You, Ms Woolhouse, are the best.”Sky Sports Darts host Anna Woolhouse delights fans as she stuns in bold outfit and reveals when she’ll return to screensNatalie Pinkham was among Woolhouse’s host of admirersCredit: GettyPinkham heads up Sky Sports’ F1 coverageCredit: instagram @natalie_pinkhamAnother fan declared: “Absolutely stunning.”One said: “Doesn’t get better than this.”Another noted: “You look amazing.”One added: “Looking wonderful Anna.”Take a look at more of Anna Woolhouse’s glamorous life as a Sky Sports star…Anna Woolhouse is a Sky Sports superstarCredit: Instagram @woolyanna1She regularly fronts their boxing showsCredit: Instagram @woolyanna1She also takes charge of their darts actionCredit: Instagram @woolyanna1The ace has become a fan favouriteCredit: Instagram @woolyanna1She is regularly seen on screensCredit: GettyShe has a host of admirers around the worldCredit: Instagram @woolyanna1 More

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      What channel is Beterbiev vs Bivol, Wardley vs Clarke 2 and Eubank Jr? How to watch blockbuster boxing event

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      BOXING lovers are being spoilt with three blockbuster fights THIS weekend – and SunSport can tell you what channel to catch them on.Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol will finally go at it for the undisputed light-heavyweight titles.Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol is the main eventCredit: GettyFabio Wardley is all set to fight Frazer Clarke once againCredit: GettyChris Eubank Jr faces Kamil Szeremeta on the undercardCredit: RexFabio Warldey will battle Frazer Clarke in a highly-anticipated rematch after their epic first bout ended in a split draw.While Chris Eubank Jr makes his long-awaited return to the ring against Polish star Kamil Szeremeta.Find out where you can watch all three thrilling matches below.What channel can I watch the fights on?DAZN PPV, Sky Sports Box Office and TNT Sports Box Office will all broadcast the three huge fights.Read more on BoxingTNT Sports and DAZN have both priced the event at £19.99, while Sky Sports are charging customers £19.95.Depending on which PPV you purchase, you can live stream the huge bill on either the DAZN app, discovery+ or Sky Sports Box Office app.The coverage is starting at 5pm BST with the first fight at 5.30pm – the main event is expected between 11pm and 11.30pn.Alternatively, you can follow all the action via SunSport’s LIVE BLOG.Most read in BoxingWho else is fighting on the card?The WBC women’s featherweight title will be up for grabs as reigning champion Skye Nicolson looks to defend her crown against Raven ChapmanAnd Ben Whittaker is set to take on his fellow British compatriot Liam Cameron.What has been said?Several legends of the sport have been weighing in on who they think will come out on top in the main event between Beterbiev and Bivol.This includes former light heavyweight world champion Roy Jones Jr.The American ace said: “That’s a very, very good fight, and I have a hard time predicting it. “I’ve heard that the guys have sparred a few times, and one of them may have gotten the better of the other, but I don’t know. In theory, if I didn’t know that they had sparred before I would pick Bivol.”Because Beterbiev is a puncher, and if he can hit Bivol, he’ll knock him out for sure. Because to me, Beterbiev is one of the best pound-for-pound punchers this game has ever seen. If he can hurt Bivol with his punches, if he can catch him then he has a chance. READ MORE SUN STORIES”So that being said, Beterbiev is a good puncher, but I don’t know if he takes a good punch because he’s been down three or four times in nearly twenty fights. If you’ve been down that much in twenty fights, there’s a problem there. “I really think Bivol has the advantage and I’ll go with him.”  More

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      Premier League set for THREE major broadcast changes with revolutionary new-look features including mid-match interviews

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      THE Premier League is set for THREE major broadcast changes, according to reports. And the new-look features would transform the way fans watch matches on TV.Broadcasters could get extra access to players and managers with new rulesCredit: GettyCameras in the dressing room could provide plenty more insightIt is suggested half-time interviews with a player or coach will be introduced.Interviews with players who have been subbed off and broadcasts inside the dressing room will also be added to the programming. Reports claim clubs must choose one of the three options for each Premier League game. Currently, media access to players is reserved for after matches.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe likes of Sky Sports and TNT Sports usually speak to one or two stars as part of their live broadcast programme – as well as Match of the Day.At least one player from every team is put up to speak to Premier League Productions.For the written press, they are not guaranteed to speak to any players – even though the footballers are obliged to go through the mixed zone.For the managers, though, they must speak to both the broadcast and written media. Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSGames that are live on TV usually see the pundits and presenter chat to the gaffers ahead of kick-off, too. But access to managers and players has historically been strictly off limits from kick-off to the full-time whistle. Gary Neville gives behind-the-scenes tour of new job as he misses Sky Sports’ coverage of Aston Villa vs Man UtdHowever, Sky Sports did speak to Marcus Tavernier late on in Bournemouth’s 3-1 win over Southampton on September 30. The unprecedented changes would give extra insight while the matches are going on.In other sports such as rugby and NFL, TV cameras have access to the changing rooms and regularly interview stars or coaches on the sidelines to get their verdict on how things are going. And football fans would no doubt relish the additional broadcast changes.One said on X: “It could add some excitement and insight during the matches.”Another wrote: “Interesting changes! It’ll be fun to hear insights right from the pitch!”A third added: “This is beautiful.”A fourth quipped: “United footage from the dressing room is going to hit numbers.”And a fifth joked: “Imagine being 5-0 down at half-time then you see journalists coming your way to ask you questions…”But others felt other changes were more pressing.One suggested: “We need post-match referee interviews before all this other nonsense.”Another replied: “Clubs will likely just send a player out at half-time for a generic interview. ‘Game of two halves’, ‘try and get the next goal’, ‘defend properly’ etc.”READ MORE SUN STORIESA third typed: “This ain’t necessary.”And a final user simply responded: “No one wants this.”Extra access to Premier League stars would be a major draw for many fansCredit: Twitter / @footballontntPlayers only currently speak to the media after full-timeCredit: Alamy More

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      Skye Nicolson vs Raven Chapman: UK start time, live stream, TV channel, full card for Saudi super show

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      SKYE NICOLSON is defending her WBC featherweight title this weekend in the biggest fight of her career yet. The Aussie sensation, 29, takes on Queensberry fighter Raven Chapman on the undercard of Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol. Skye Nicolson and Raven Chapman will be making history in Saudi ArabiaNicolson, who fights for Matchroom Boxing, is undefeated as a pro so far, winning all 11 of her bouts, with 10 of them coming by decision. Chapman will be her toughest test, yet, however, and is also undefeated at 9-0. The fight is the first women’s world title clash to take place in Saudi Arabia. Nicolson has long targeted a fight with Amanada Serrano, who is a seven-weight world champion. When is Nicolson vs Chapman?Nicolson vs Chapman will take place this weekend on Saturday, October 12. The bout will be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Ring-walks for Nicolson vs Chapman are likely to get underway at around 8pm UK time. What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?DAZN PPV, Sky Sports Box Office and TNT Sports Box Office will all broadcast Nicolson’s fight against Chapman.TNT Sports and DAZN have both priced the event at £19.99, while you can purchase the fight on Sky Sports for the slightly cheaper price of £19.95.You can live stream the huge bill on either the DAZN app, discovery+ or Sky Sports Box Office app, depending on which PPV you purchase.Alternatively, you can follow all the action via SunSport’s LIVE BLOG.Beterbiev vs Bivol full card More

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      How Man Utd used Sky Sports pundits to get their own way in Bruno Fernandes red card case

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      MANCHESTER UNITED presented clips from Sky Sports pundits in their successful appeal against a Bruno Fernandes sending-off.The commission ruled referee Chris Kavanagh made an “obvious” error in giving the United skipper a straight red card for a foul on Tottenham’s James Maddison.Bruno Fernandes was stunned by his red card at home to Spurs on September 29 and Man Utd won their appeal against itCredit: ReutersThe Red Devils put forward a clip from Sky Sports’ Ref Watch as evidenceCredit: Not known, clear with picture deskFernandes’ three-game ban was lifted , so he played in Sunday’s 0-0 draw at Aston Villa.The Mail say the Red Devils put forward two videos to support their case against the midfielder’s dismissal at Old Trafford on September 29.One was from Sky’s “Ref Watch” show, where one-time Premier League whistler Dermot Gallagher discussed the incident with former Lionesses’ winger Sue Smith and ex-England striker Dean Ashton.Gallagher suggested Kavanagh saw an “optical illusion” of the exchange between Fernandes and Maddison because of his viewing angle.READ MORE TOP STORIESThe 67-year-old also described the Portuguese star’s contact on the England playmaker as a “glancing blow”.Gallagher concluded that a yellow card would have been fairer.United’s second video clip showed the two players tangling in real time, as well as via a slow-motion replay.However, the Mail say the independent commission chose NOT to consider opinions from “Ref Watch” when coming to a 2:1 split decision in favour of Fernandes.Most read in FootballFernandes said even Spurs’ James Maddison disagreed with the sending-offCredit: GettyFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSThe majority verdict was he “didn’t lead or make contact with studs” and “there was obviously no malice, brutality or excessive force”.United had appealed immediately after Fernandes was dismissed 42 minutes into a calamitous 3-0 loss against Spurs, with the Red Devils trailing 1-0.Man Utd compared to ‘overcooked scrambled eggs’ in bizarre analogy by celeb chef Ainsley HarriottThe 30-year-old was furious with his first-ever straight red, claiming: “Even James Maddison when he gets up he said it’s not a red card.”If this is a red card we have to look at many other incidents.”I don’t understand why VAR doesn’t call him [referee] to the screen.”Fernandes was promptly dismissed again in United’s next match, four days, picking up two bookings for a high boot in a 3-3 draw at Porto.The ex-Sporting Lisbon ace will be out suspended for the Red Devils’ next Europa League clash, at ex-manager Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce on October 24. More

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      Major broadcast change announced for boxing’s biggest fights ahead of Fury vs Usyk rematch and Anthony Joshua next bout

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      A MAJOR broadcast change has been announced which has huge implications on Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.Sports streaming service DAZN has struck an exclusive partnership with Riyadh Season, led by Saudi boxing supremo Turki Alalshikh. Oleksandr Usyk beat Tyson Fury in MayCredit: PADAZN have been in the boxing business since 2018 and launched a pay-per-view platform in 2022. The streaming app have been involved in every Riyadh Season event since it entered the boxing market in 2023. And now DAZN have become the global distributor and exclusive digital streaming app for Riyadh Season events. It means any sport DAZN have rights for, from football and boxing, can only be streamed on their platform. READ MORE IN BOXINGBut SunSport understands traditional TV networks like Sky Sports and TNT Sports will still have the option to air fights on PPV. In a boost to boxing fans, DAZN, Sky and TNT have all worked together to joint broadcast huge fight nights. Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev clash in a light-heavyweight undisputed title decider on Saturday. And the battle of the unbeatens airs on all three networks. Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSAs did Joshua’s knockout loss to Daniel Dubois, which marked Alalshikh’s first event in Britain. But it remains to be seen whether all three channels will share rights for Fury’s December 21 rematch with Oleksandr Usyk. DAZN also has the UK rights for NFL, Professional Fighters League MMA, Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship boxing and Saudi football. PlayStation appears to predict what will happen in mouthwatering Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk rematch with brutal clip More