Murtazaliev vs Tszyu live stream: watch boxing online and on TV – PPV, start time, full card, weigh-in results

Tim Tszyu celebrates victory in the WBO super-welterweight world title fight ahead of the Murtazaliev vs Tszyu live stream
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The IBF Super Welterweight championship of the world is up for grabs when Bakhram Murtazaliev and Tim Tszyu face off in Florida. Murtazaliev is the unbeaten belt-holder with a formidable 22-0 record, but Tszyu has only lost one of his 25 fights - a surprise defeat by Sebastian Fundora in March.

Murtazaliev collected the vacant belt when he defeated Jack Culcay earlier this year. He has the height advantage and is known as an aggressive fighter who will look to dominate Tszyu with his power.

However, the Australian challenger is the favourite to emerge victorious. Tszyu has a strong jab and he likes to move forward and force his opponent onto the ropes. He is an adaptable boxer who can adjust his strategy mid-fight. That could come in handy against Murtazaliev, who is around two years older than Tszyu.

Tszyu registered 69.6kg on the scales at the official weigh-in, with Murtazaliev coming in a shade lighter at 69.3kg.

Here's where to watch and stream Murtazaliev vs Tszyu live streams – the full fight – from anywhere in the world.

Watch Murtazaliev vs Tszyu in USA

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Time10.30pm ET / 8.30pm PT8pm ET / 5pm PT
Streaming service Prime Video (worldwide) Prime Video (worldwide)
TV channelUnavailableUnavailable

Murtazaliev vs Tszyu is being shown by Prime Video in the US. The good news is it's not a PPV, so a simple Amazon Prime subscription will grant you access. Prices are $14.99 per month or $139 for a year.

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Watch Murtazaliev vs Tszyu in UK

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Time3.30am BST (Sun)1am BST (Sun)
Streaming service Prime Video (worldwide) Prime Video (worldwide)
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The Murtazaliev vs Tszyu live stream is also available on Prime Video in the UK. Just like in the US, you only need an ordinary Amazon Prime subscription which costs £8.99 per month or £99 for the full year.

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Watch Murtazaliev vs Tszyu in Australia

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Row 0 - Cell 0 Main EventUndercard
Time11.30pm AEST (Sun)10am AEST (Sun)
Streaming service Kayo Sports Kayo Sports
TV channel Foxtel Foxtel

If you want to watch a Murtazaliev vs Tszyu live stream in Australia, Tszyu's home country, you have two options.

The first is Foxtel. First you'll need a subscription which starts at $69 per month for the sport, drama and entertainment package. Then you'll need to add the PPV for $69.95.

Alternatively, head to Kayo Sports if you don't want to buy a monthly subscription. Over there, you only need to pay the $69.95 PPV fee.

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Murtazaliev vs Tszyu tale of the tape

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Header Cell - Column 0 Bakhram MurtazalievTim Tszyu
NationalityRussianAustralian
Date of birthJanuary 2, 1993November 2, 1994
Height6' 0"5' 9"
Reach72"70.5"
Total fights2225
Record22-0 (16 KOs) 24-1 (17 KOs)

Bakhram Murtazaliev vs Tim Tszyu full card

  • Bakhram Murtazaliev vs. Tim Tszyu, 12 rounds
  • Yoenis Tellez vs. Johan Gonzalez, 10 rounds
  • Cesar Mateo Tapia vs. Endry Saavedra, 10 rounds
  • Carlos Jackson vs. Ryan Lee Allen, 8 rounds
  • Dainier Pero vs. Willie Jake Jr., 8 rounds
  • Justin Viloria vs. Diuhl Olguin, 8 rounds
  • Gary Antonio Russell vs. Jaden Burnias, 6 rounds
  • Jocksan Blanco vs. Angel Ilarraza, 6 rounds
  • Roberto Raul Rivera Gomez vs. Martin Diaz, 6 rounds
  • Michael Garcia vs. Edwin Calixto, 4 rounds
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Greg Lea is a freelance football journalist from London. He primarily covers the Premier League but also has experience covering other European competitions. He is the former editor of The Set Pieces and has had work published by the likes of the Guardian, FourFourTwo, Goal.com, ESPN and more. He became a Crystal Palace fan after watching a 1-0 loss to Port Vale in 1998, and once got on the scoresheet in a primary school game against Wilfried Zaha's Whitehorse Manor (an own goal in an 8-0 defeat).