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Sebastian Fundora puts his WBC super welterweight title on the line against unbeaten Albanian challenger Ermal Hadribeaj on Saturday, October 17, in a 12-round championship bout at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. The event, promoted by Premier Boxing Champions, begins at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT, with the main event ring walk expected around 11 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. PT.
Fundora vs. Hadribeaj: What to Expect
Fundora enters the fight with a record of 24-1-1. He is a heavy favorite to retain his title. His height, reach and explosive fighting style give him a clear advantage heading into the bout.
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However, Hadribeaj brings a record of 23-0-1 and arrives as a legitimate threat. The Albanian fighter is known for his quick footwork, rapid combinations and sharp tactical thinking inside the ring. A title upset is possible.
The Las Vegas setting also draws celebrity attention. Past Premier Boxing Champions events have attracted notable names, including Robin Thicke, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Mark Wahlberg and Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Full Fight Card
The main event features Fundora defending his WBC super welterweight title against Hadribeaj. Earlier on the card, Jaime Enrique Osuna Diaz meets Cristian Cangelosi at middleweight. Also scheduled are David Garcia vs. Angel Carrillo at featherweight and Marco Romero vs. DeAndre Ware at super middleweight.
How to Watch Fundora vs. Hadribeaj Live
Several streaming services carry the fight live through TNT. DirecTV’s Entertainment Package is one of the most accessible options. It starts at $59.99 per month for the first month, then $89.99 per month afterward, and includes more than 90 channels.
DAZN subscribers can also watch the Fundora vs. Hadribeaj title fight as part of their existing plan. New subscribers can access the event starting at $24.99 per month. Meanwhile, DAZN’s Ultimate Tier plan costs $49.99 per month and covers this fight plus 12 other pay-per-view events throughout the year at no extra charge. The plan also includes more than 100 live fights annually, along with replays, highlights and documentaries.
Sling TV offers another affordable route. The Sling Blue package, which includes TNT, costs $54.99 per month. Note that pricing and channel availability may vary by local market.
Fubo starts at $63.99 for the first month and rises to $88.99 per month afterward. It carries TNT alongside more than 230 live channels. Fubo also offers a five-day free trial for new subscribers.
Finally, Hulu + Live TV provides access to TNT and more than 100 other channels. It starts at $49.99 for the first month, then $99.99 per month after that. The plan also includes content from Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Unlimited. All undercard bouts are available to watch at no additional cost for subscribers on any of these platforms.
