Boxing tonight: TV channel, live stream details, ring walk times and fight schedule

Boxing is set to crown an undisputed light-heavyweight champion in a super showdown in Saudi Arabia tonight, as Artur Beterbiev takes on Dmitry Bivol in Riyadh.

This fight is set to be a blockbuster after it was initially postponed after Beterbiev suffered a ruptured meniscus in his knee during training that required surgery. This pushed the date of the fight from June until the autumn in Saudi Arabia.

Both Beterbiev and Bivol are Russian world champions, and are yet to lose a fight with 20-0 and 23-0 records respectively. All 20 of Beterbiev's wins are by KO, with Bivol having 12 KOs on his side.

Beterbiev, who fights out of Canada, holds the IBF world light-heavyweight title, as well as the WBC world light-heavyweight and WBO world light-heavyweight title too. Bivol holds the IBO title, and the 33-year-old has a real challenge on his hands against the 39-year-old fellow Russian fighter.

On the undercard, Chris Eubank Jr will be making his highly-anticipated return to boxing as he faces Kamil Szeremeta at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The 35-year-old professional fighter, son of former world champion Chris Eubank, hasn't been seen in the ring since his technical KO victory over Liam Smith in September 2023. He had been beaten by Smith earlier on in the same year, and could be in for a tough test one year on from his most recent bout.

Upcoming opponent Szeremeta is currently undefeated in his last six encounters, with the 34-year-old boasting a 25-2-2 record. However, the Polish fighter's two defeats were by knockout - something that Eubank Jr is somewhat of a specialist in.

Eubank Jr has a boxing record of 33-3, with 24 of his wins coming by KO - meaning this middleweight fight is not one to be missed.