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The Sun
16-07-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Daniel Lapin vs Lewis Edmondson: Start time, TV channel, tickets, live stream, full card for Intercontinental title bout
SOUTHAMPTON superstar Lewis Edmondson and Ukrainian giant Daniel Lupin face off in an epic Intercontinental bout with TWO titles up for grabs! And this incredible spectacle has landed on the undercard of Oleksandr Usyk vs Daniel Dubois 2. 4 The Saint currently snatched the Commonwealth light-heavyweight title off Dan Azeez after beating his British compatriot on points in a 12-round October 2024 affair. Edmondson then successfully defended his crown with a win over Nigerian challenger Oluwatosin Kejawa in March, and it also extended his impeccable undefeated streak to 11 wins in 11 fights. However, Edmondson is set to face his toughest test to date as the Brit boxer goes up against Lapin, who is also yet to lose a professional fight. Furthermore, Lapin, the Polish-born Ukrainian, will be optimistic after capturing the IBF International title with a unanimous decision win over Dylan Colin last December. Lapin is also a good friend and training partner of Usyk, so he'll be hoping to make his fellow Ukrainian proud. When is Lapin vs Edmondson? Daniel Lapin vs Lewis Edmondson will take place on Saturday, July 19. This fight is expected to be the third-billed match on the card and coverage of the main card starts at 5:30pm BST / 12:30pm ET. Ring-walk times are dependent on the undercard matches before. Wembley Stadium is the allocated arena for this huge fight and it can host approximately 90,000 roaring fans. 4 What TV channel is Lapin vs Edmondson on and can it be live streamed? Daniel Lapin vs Lewis Edmondson will be available to watch on DAZN. There are three options for a DAZN subscription, Annual - either paying a one-off fee or monthly - and a monthly option. An annual pass can be purchased for £119.99 in the United Kingdom. That's just £2.30 per week or 65p per fight (based on 185 fight nights per year). A monthly flexible pass is priced at £24.99 per month, which can be cancelled at any time. A subscription allows you to watch every live event and all on-demand programming on DAZN A DAZN subscription costs: Annual Super Saver: £119.99 annually Monthly Saver (12-month deal): £14.99 per month Monthly Flexible pass (cancel any time): £24.99 per month Lapin vs Edmondson FULL card 4 How can I get tickets for Lapin vs Edmondson? Tickets for Daniel Lapin vs Lewis Edmondson remain very limited, with over 83,000 already being sold due to it being on the undercard of Oleksandr Usyk vs Daniel Dubois. However, if you want to be at the clash, there is still time! Tickets remain limited for the undercard fight on both StubHub. There is also the option to purchase premium hospitality seats via Seat Unique. *Please note that StubHub and similar secondary ticket resale sites may list tickets above face value.* What has been said? British star Lewis Edmondson has stated that everyone will see the "see the best" of him in his thrilling Daniel Lupin bout. Speaking to BBC Sports, The Saint said: "It's going to be a great night on a historic card," 29-year-old Edmondson told BBC Sport. "I'm proud to be part of it. "As a little boy when I first walked into an amateur boxing gym I used to dream about nights like this.
The Sun
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Power Slap 13 – Dumpling vs Hawaiian Hitman: Live stream, start time, TV channel and full card
POWER SLAP returns to our screens this week for a title fight triple header. The viral sport, which is the baby of UFC supremo Dana White, will light the blue touch paper for International Fight Week from Las Vegas. 4 4 4 And to say its latest event is stacked would be an understatement. Not one, not two, but THREE titles will be on the line at Power Slap 13 in the early hours of Sunday morning. Topping the bill is a five-round super heavyweight fight between champion Vasilii 'Dumpling' Kamot Kamotskii and Dayne 'Da Hawaiian Hitman' Viernes. Light heavyweight gold will be on the line in the co-main event of the evening as Ronaldo 'Wolverine' Bata defends his belt against Russel 'Kainoa' Rivero. The third title on the line will be the Power Slap welterweight crown, which Anthony 'Babyface' Blackburn will defend against Azaael 'El Perro' Rodriguez. To say Power Slap 13 is stacked would be an understatement. And SunSport is on hand with everything you need to know about the card. When is Power Slap 13 Dumpling vs Da Hawaiian Hitman? Power Slap 13 takes place on Friday, June 27 JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS 4 The early prelims will get underway at 9:30pm in the United Kingdom (4:30 ET / 1:30 PT). The main event of the evening is expected to get underway at 04:30am on Saturday, June 28 (11:30pm ET / 8:30pm PT). Power Slap will take place at the swanky Fountainbleu hotel in Las Vegas. How to watch Power Slap 13 - Dumpling vs Da Hawaiian Hitman The prelims will be available to watch live and for FREE on Power Slap's official YouTube channel. Streaming platform Rumble will air the eagerly anticipated main card. Power Slap 13 Fight Card Main card Vasilii 'Dumpling' Kamot Kamotskii (C) vs. Dayne 'Da Hawaiian Hitman' Viernes - super-heavyweight title fight Ron 'Wolverine' Bata (C) vs. Russel 'Kainoa' Rivero (2) (LHW Title Match, 5 Rounds) - light-heavyweight title fight Anthony 'Babyface' Blackburn (C) vs. Azael 'El Perro' Rodriguez - welterweight title fight Emmanuel 'No Love' Muniz (1) vs. Christapher 'KO Chris' Thomas - welterweight bout Prelims James 'The Iron Chin' Siekmann (4) vs. Pono 'Da Hawaiian Assassin' Pau - heavyweight bout Zakir Naimanbayev (6) vs. Brice 'Just Hands' Jones - heavyweight bout Mikael-Michelle Brown vs. Ellie 'Belly' Dempster - women's featherweight bout Luke 'Lethal Strike' Simonds (4) vs. Alan 'The Kryptonian' Klingbeil - light-heavyweight bout Early prelims Taylor 'Muscle Mommy' Minton vs. Jeslen Mishelle - women's welterweight bout Marco 'Texas Chin Checker' Martinez vs. John 'Mecha Wolf' Yurnet Ruiz - middleweight bout Zoe 'The Gigglebox' Dubois vs. Destiny McCubbin - women's featherweight bout Esteban Sabedra vs. Mirza Berhamovic - light-heavyweight bout Jayme 'Atom Bomb' Hinshaw vs. Haley 'Hollyhood Haley J' James - women's featherweight bout Zak Lansang vs. Ro Montana - super heavyweight bout Pauline 'PITA' Macias vs. Bella 'Slappy Gilmore' Picard - women's strawweight bout Johnny Magna vs. Ryan 'The Punisher' Kenny - heavyweight bout Abby 'Brave' Montes vs. Jackie 'Killer' Thomas - women's featherweight bout Micah 'Unko Micah' Seiuli (9) vs. Juicy Finau - super-heavyweight bout Alice 'Big Al' Crowley vs. Katharina 'German Gypsy' Lehner - women's featherweight bout
Forbes
06-06-2025
- Sport
- Forbes
Keyshawn Davis Misses Weight By Wide Margin, What Happens Now?
Welp, Keyshawn Davis' reign as WBO lightweight champion didn't last long. The 26-year-old missed weight ahead of his first title defense against Edwin De Los Santos on Friday, and now Saturday's fight has taken on a different level of significance. Here's everything you need to know. Davis officially came in at 139.3 pounds. That's more than four pounds over the 135-pound lightweight limit. It wasn't a near miss. It was a full division above. He would have been on weight if this was a junior welterweight fight. As a result, he was immediately stripped of the WBO lightweight title. If you've ever heard the term losing the title on the scales, this is an example of that unfortunate but sometimes planned event. I can't say this was planned, but even if it was, in the eyes of some, this miss will result in a reputation hit for Davis. Missing weight is still largely viewed as being unprofessional. The fact that the weight miss happens ahead of Davis' fight in his hometown of Norfolk, Virginia makes it less than ideal from a fan standpoint. Still, it's not something that is unprecedented or that Davis cannot overcome. The fight will still happen on Saturday night, but Davis has officially lost his belt. While Davis lost the right to defend his crown, De Los Santos remains in the title picture. He made weight at 134.7 pounds, meaning if he wins, the WBO belt becomes his. If Davis wins, the title stays vacant and we would have to wait to see if he wants to get back into shape to fight to regain the title he gave up on the scales. While Davis still has the option to try to continue his run at 135 pounds, this weight miss likely spells the end of his time at lightweight. He's always been a big lightweight and coming in over by that much suggests he may have outgrown the weight class. A move to 140 feels inevitable now. There would seemingly be a path to a title fight with Teofimo Lopez at 140 or the winner of Richardson Hitchins vs. George Kambosos Jr., Albert Puello, or Gary Antuanne Russell. Davis still has the talent to thrive in a new division and all of the potential fights are winnable for him. Davis vs. De Los Santos will still headline the ESPN card. Here's the viewing information. The undercard is scheduled to begin at 5:10 p.m. ET and will stream live on ESPN Plus. The main card kicks off at 10 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN Plus.
