George Kambosos vs Devin Haney Preview, Ringwalk times, PPV & Live stream

Australia is the host for this blockbuster undisputed clash this weekend as George Kambosos (20-0 10KOs) takes on Devin Haney (27-0 15KOs) for all the marbles in the lightweight division.

'Ferocious' Kambosos, shocked the world last year when he stunned Teofimo Lopez to claim the IBF, WBO & WBA Lightweight titles in New York and immediately set his sights on a fight in his home country of Australia.

Devin Haney, current WBC world champion, is recognised as the future of the lightweight division along with Ryan Garcia. At just 23 years of age he has already captured the WBC crown, although he did not win that in the ring, instead being upgraded and gifted the belt. Since being crowned world champion he has had some impressive wins on his record, most notably former unified champion, Jorge Linares. 

Haney will be the away fighter in Australia, something that is concerning for fight fans as many feel he could be subject of a controversial card or two down under. We have seen this before when Jeff Horn defeated Manny Pacquiao in 2017.

Kambosos may be overlooked by Haney, but the Aussie has proven his boxing ability also his raw aggression that helped him edge a win over Teofimo Lopez. 

When and where is Kambosos vs Haney?

George Kambosos vs Devin Haney takes place this Saturday night/Sunday Morning depending on your time zone. 

The fight takes place on Sunday June 5th in Australia at the Marvel Stadium, Melbourne.

The main card starts at 9pm ET/ 2am GMT & the main event ring walks are expected around 11pm ET/ 4am GMT.

How to watch Kambosos vs Haney

For UK fight fans all the action will be live on Sky Sports.

US Fight fans can watch all the action on ESPN+

Boxing fans in Australia can watch George Kambosos Jr vs Devin Haney live stream on Kayo. The PPV price is $59.95.

Full Undercard

Jason Moloney vs. Aston Palicte, 10 rounds, bantamweight – vacant WBO International bantamweight title

Junior Fa vs. Lucas Browne, 10 rounds, heavyweight – WBA Oceania and IBF International heavyweight titles

Hemi Ahio vs. Christian Ndzie Tsoye, 8 rounds, heavyweight

David Nyika vs. Karim Maatalla, 6/4 rounds, cruiserweight (swing bout)

Terry Nickolas vs. Lachlan Higgins, 6 rounds, junior middleweight

Isaias Sette vs. Luke Gersbeck, 4 rounds, junior middleweight

Hussein Fayad vs. Pom Thanawut Phetkum, 4 rounds, junior lightweight

Taylah Robertson vs. Sarah Higginson, 5 rounds, junior bantamweight

Yoel Angeloni vs. Ken Aitken, 4 rounds, welterweight

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