Teofimo Lopez vs. Sandor Martin: How to stream, ppv price, start time, fight card updates

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One of the best fights this weekend has on offer goes down at the famous Madison Square Garden in New York City. There Teofimo Lopez will face Sandor Martin for the WBO International super lightweight title.

Lopez is coming off a TKO win claim the vacant WBC-NABF and WBO titles. That win saw him rebound from his only pro loss, a split decision to George Kambosas Jr. last year that saw him lose his WBA (Super), IBF, WBO and The Ring lightweight titles.

Martin is the WBA International super-lightweight champion. He beat Jose Felix Jr. last time out, in April. Last year he took a majority decision over Mikey Garcia in a massive upset.

Bout Order

Main Card (9 p.m. ET, ESPN+, ESPN and ESPN Deportes)

Teofimo Lopez vs. Sandor Martin; For the vacant WBO International super lightweight title (ringwalk expected at 11 p.m. ET)

Jared Anderson vs. Jerry Forrest; Heavyweight

Xander Zayas vs. Alexis Salazar; Super welterweight

Keyshawn Davis vs. Juan Carlos Burgos; Lightweight

Jahi Tucker vs. Ivan Pandzic; Welterweight

Bruce Carrington vs. Juan Tapia; Featherweight

Mike O’Han Jr. vs. Delante Johnson; Junior welterweight

Frederic Julan vs. Joe Ward; Light heavyweight

Damian Knyba vs. Emilio Salas; Heavyweight

Tickets

Tickets at the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY are available here.

Live Stream

Teofimo Lopez vs. Sandor Martin will air on ESPN+.

A monthly subscription to ESPN+ costs $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. ESPN+ can also be included in The Disney Bundle with Hulu. The ad-supported version of that package is $13.99. The no-ads version is $19.99.

In the UK this event will air on Sky Sports.

ESPN+ can be viewed on the following devices:

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Apple tvOS

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Playstation

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Roku

Xbox

Xfinity Flex and X1 TV Box

Live news, updates and round-by-round commentary is available here on Bloody Elbow.

Official Lopez vs. Martin Fight Poster

LIVE! STREAM #LOPEZMARTIN ON ESPN+!

WATCH TEOFIMO LOPEZ VS SANDOR MARTIN LIVE ON ESPN+ as TOP RANK BOXING presents their Quadruple-Header, featuring a Junior Welterweight Main Event!

The WBO International super lightweight championship is on the line as American star boxer, Teofimo Lopez (17-1, 13KOs) squares off against Spanish combatant, Sandor Martin (40-2, 13KOs). Lopez won the belt back in August by defeating former Champ, Pedro Campa, in his 140lb debut bout. Martin, on the other hand, is coming off a defeat to Jose Felix this past April when he challenged for the WBA International super lightweight belt in Barcelona, Spain.

WHEN? DATE? START? WHERE?

This Saturday, December 10th, 2022 this highly-anticipated boxing event starts at 9/6PM ETPT – 2AM GMT with ringwalks for our Main event approximately 11/8PM ETPT – 4AM GMT. (Bout starts subject to change due to undercard length). #LOPEZMARTIN will air LIVE from the Hulu Theatre at Madison Square Garden in NYC, NY exclusively on ESPN+ (US).

WHY THIS IS A MUST-SEE PPV EVENT?

The star boxer, Lopez, is a former unified lightweight world champion, having held the IBF title from 2019 to Nov 2021, and the WBA (Super), WBO, and The Ring magazine titles from Oct 2020 until Nov 2021. He also won the coveted award of ‘Fighter of The Year’ back in 2020.

Meanwhile, Spain’s Sandor Martin, who defeated future Hall of Famer, Mikey Garcia, in a big upset back in Oct 2021, is a big southpaw who asked Lopez if he wanted “to have a kiss before we exchange blows” at the Top-Rank show.

THE LINEUP?

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