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Iglesias v Zaren: Date, UK start time, how to watch and undercard

Osleys Iglesias defends his IBF and IBO super-middleweight titles against unbeaten challenger Oliver Zaren in Quebec City on Thursday 8 October.

Iglesias v Zaren: UK start time, how to watch and card

Osleys Iglesias defends his IBF and IBO super-middleweight titles against unbeaten challenger Oliver Zaren in Quebec City on Thursday 8 October.

The Cuban champion enters with 15 wins from 15 professional contests, including 14 knockouts. Denmark’s Zaren has 19 wins and one draw, with eight victories inside the distance.

Here are the key details for UK viewers.

When is Iglesias v Zaren?

The fight takes place at Théâtre Capitole in Quebec City, Canada, on Thursday 8 October.

The official Punching Grace event page advertises a 6.30pm Eastern Time start, which converts to 11.30pm BST on Thursday.

That is the advertised event start, not the main-event ringwalk time. UK viewers should expect the headline contest later, potentially in the early hours of Friday 9 October.

An exact ringwalk time has not been confirmed in the promoter’s listing.

How can I watch Iglesias v Zaren in the UK?

The fight is listed on the DAZN UK schedule.

Check the event tile for DAZN’s coverage start time, which may differ from the promoter’s advertised opening time.

What titles are at stake?

Iglesias is defending his IBF and IBO belts at super-middleweight.

Zaren faces an opponent who has stopped all but one of his professional opponents, making this a substantial test of the challenger’s unbeaten record.

Who is on the undercard?

The promoter’s advertised supporting fights include:

  • Wilkens Mathieu v Vladimir Shishkin.
  • Leila Beaudoin v Brisa Alfonzo.
  • Imam Khataev v Padraig McCrory.
  • Dzmitry Asanau v Luis Santana.
  • Thomas Chabot v Jose Antonio Sanchez.
  • Daylen Pepin v Matias Pinilla.
  • Jacob Blais v Yoan Trottier.

The card is subject to change.

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