Saudi Arabia will host the biggest boxing card of the year on Saturday, 23rd of December, as multiple heavyweights clash in a star studded card. Struggling to find out how to watch ‘The Day of Reckoning’ card? Here is all the info you need.
The night will be action packed full of heavy hitting fights, with it being headlined by Anthony Joshua as he takes on tough Swedish fighter Otto Wallin. The night will also see the return to action of the hardest hitter of the heavyweight division Deontay Wilder, as he takes on New Zealand’s Joseph Parker.
On the undercard there will be heavyweight clashes including British fighters Daniel Dubois, Lyndon Arthur and Ellis Zorro. It is the first card back in the Kingdom since the heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou in October.
Where to Watch ‘The Day Of Reckoning’
The card will take place on Saturday 23rd of December 2023, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The undercard will get underway at 4pm UK time, with the ring walk for the Wilder-Parker clash to begin around 9pm, with AJ v Wallin to follow.
The full card will be available to watch on both DAZN and TNT Box Office, and will cost £19.99.
The Full Card
Subject to change
- Main Event – Anthony Joshua v Otto Wallin
- Deontay Wilder v Joseph Parker
- Dimitri Bivol v Lyndon Arthur
- Daniel Dubois v Jarrell Miller
- Jai Opetaia v Ellis Zorro
- Arslanbek Makhmudov vs Agit Kabayel
- Frank Sanchez v Junior Fa
- Filip Hrgovic v Mark De Mori
The Fighters Words So Far
Anthony Joshua has stated that he has ambitions to become a three time world heavyweight champion, as he looks to rebuild his career with a victory on Saturday night. The British heavyweight will have a potential fight lined up with the ‘Bronze Bomber’ Deontay Wilder if they both pick up victories on the weekend, but AJ also has sights set on a huge domestic clash with champion Tyson Fury, stating “if Francis Ngannou can drop Tyson Fury, imagine what id do!”
His opponent Otto Wallin is looking to disrupt those plans and plant himself in the title picture this weekend, looking to pull off the upset against the two time heavyweight champion. The Swede is confident of winning on Saturday, and with AJ linking back up with trainer Ben Davidson, Wallin stated “I don’t think he’s gotten better since he changed trainers.”
Wilder has stated he will bring excitement to the card, and will be looking to land his famous right hand that has helped him pick up 42KO victories in his career. His opponent Joseph Parker will be looking to pick up the biggest victory of his career, and give himself a possible opportunity at a title fight in the future.
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