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David Benavidez defends the WBC light-heavyweight title against Britain’s Anthony Yarde, while Devin Haney and Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez feature on the undercard
Alex PattleCombat Sports EditorSaturday 22 November 2025 22:26 GMTComments
CloseTerence Crawford's victory over Canelo Alvarez is my 'stolen moment', says David BenavidezTonight, David Benavidez and Anthony Yarde will clash atop a stacked card of boxing, going head to head in one of four world-title fights.
For the third and surely final time, Britain’s Yarde aims to become a world champion, but he faces a tough test against one of the most-fearsome fighters in boxing’s upper divisions: WBC light-heavyweight champ Benavidez.
At 28, the best may still be ahead of Benavidez, who dreams of match-ups with the likes of Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev, while Yarde, 34, makes his last roll of the dice.
Also at the Riyadh event, Devin Haney seeks a world title in a third division, challenging WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman Jr, and super-flyweight king Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez faces Fernando Martinez in a unification bout.
Follow live updates and results from the main event and undercard, below. You can purchase the fight on DAZN here, now.
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Benavidez vs Yarde live
- David Benavidez defends WBC light-heavyweight title against Anthony Yarde
- Britain’s Yarde gets third – and surely final – world-title shot, facing American in Riyadh
- Devin Haney seeks world title in third division as he challenges Brian Norman Jr
- Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez in super-flyweight unification clash with Fernando Martinez
- Britain’s Sam Noakes in vacant-title fight with Abdullah Mason at lightweight
Benavidez vs Yarde live
Benavidez – 1/9; Yarde – 11/2; draw – 20/1
Norman Jr – 4/5; Haney – 11/10; draw – 16/1
Rodriguez – 1/9; Martinez – 6/1; draw – 20/1
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Alex Pattle22 November 2025 22:26Benavidez vs Yarde live: How to watch fights tonight
The fights are airing live exclusively on DAZN pay-per-view (PPV) in the UK, US, and most countries worldwide.
The PPV costs £24.99 in the UK / $59.99 in the US and Canada / $24.99 or the equivalent for the rest of the world.
Viewers do not need a DAZN subscription to buy the PPV.
You can purchase the fight on DAZN here, now.
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Alex Pattle22 November 2025 22:20Benavidez vs Yarde live: Start time and ring walks
The event takes place at the ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia tonight.
The main card just got under way, with the first bell sounding on a middleweight bout between Vito Mielnicki Jr and Samuel Nmomah.
We’ll begin our round-by-round live updates from the next fight on the main card, which will be the first of four world-title fights tonight!
Later, main-event ring walks are due at 2am GMT on Sunday (6pm PT / 8pm CT / 9pm ET on Saturday).
Alex Pattle22 November 2025 22:13Benavidez vs Yarde live
Tonight, David Benavidez and Anthony Yarde will clash atop a stacked card of boxing, going head to head in one of four world-title fights.
For the third and surely final time, Britain’s Yarde aims to become a world champion, but he faces a tough test against one of the most-fearsome fighters in boxing’s upper divisions: WBC light-heavyweight champ Benavidez.
At 28, the best may still be ahead of Benavidez, who dreams of match-ups with the likes of Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev, while Yarde, 34, makes his last roll of the dice.
Also at the Riyadh event, Devin Haney seeks a world title in a third division, challenging WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman Jr, and super-flyweight king Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez faces Fernando Martinez in a unification bout.
Follow live updates and results from the main event and undercard, right here. You can purchase the fight on DAZN here, now.
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