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Gennady Golovkin fight time, date, undercard and venue

Gennady Golovkin fight time and where to watch it

BN Staff

3rd May, 2018

Gennady Golovkin fight time, date, undercard and venue
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Gennady Golovkin fight time, date, undercard and venue

Gennady “GGG” Golovkin defneds his WBA (Super) and WBC middleweight titles against American challenger Vanes Martirosyan at the StubHub Center in Carson, California.

Here is all you need to know about Saturday nights event.

Context

Previously May 5 was set for a Las Vegas rematch between Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and Golovkin following their majority draw in September of 2017, which saw GGG retain his titles and the fight be surrounded with controversy as judge Adalaide Byrd scored the fight 118–110 in Alvarez’s favour.

The fight was cancelled on April 3 when Canelo withdrew from the contest following two failed drug tests which the Mexican put down to contaminated meat.

Martirosyan was announced as the replacement on April 18, but the IBF title will not be on the line as he is not sanctioned by the governing body.

Gennady Golovkin fight time

Rounds scheduled

12 three-minute rounds in the middleweight division.

TV Coverage

TV coverage in the UK will be provided by BoxNation. HBO broadcast the event in America, starting at 11pm ET.

Fight card – The rundown

Gennady Golovkin v Vanes Martirosyan – 12 rounds Middleweight

A late replacement for Alvarez, Martirosyan challenges for his first middleweight world title having previously failed twice at light-middleweight. Golovkin holds a record of 37 wins and 33 knockouts, with just the one draw.

Cecilia Braekhus v Kali Reis – Female 10 rounds Welterweight

Boxing’s only undisputed champion Braekhus defends her WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO female world titles for the fifth time against former middleweight champion Reis. The fight is the first ever live female bout shown on HBO.

Ryan Martin v Breidis Prescott – 10 rounds Super Lightweight

The undefeated Martin competes in fight number 22 against Prescott, who is most known in the UK for his first round knockout of former two weight world champion Amir Khan in 2008, handing the Brit his first defeat. The Columbian has also suffered defeats to Kevin Mitchell and Terence Crawford in his 30-12 career record.

Brian Ceballo v TBA – 4 rounds Welterweight

Former amateur star Ceballo competes in his second fight since turning professional this year with a stoppage win against Mexican Luis Alberto Lopez Longoria.

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