Here’s the thing about big fights: they always run late. The undercard fights will eat up time like Jake Paul eats up social media attention. If the main event is scheduled for 11 p.m. ET, it might not start until 11:45 p.m. or even midnight.
So, my advice? Pad your schedule by one hour. Pour your drink, get comfortable, and enjoy the chaos of the undercard. You might even see a future star. Or at least a future meme.
Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua - Date, Start time, Fight Card, Location
Also, never trust the “main card start time” on the poster. That’s when the first fight starts, not the main fight. They’re trying to trick you into watching eight rounds of cruiserweight jabs. Don’t be a victim.
How To Watch (Without Crying)
You’ll need to buy a pay-per-view (PPV) from a provider like DAZN, ESPN+, or Sky Sports Box Office. It will cost roughly the same as a nice dinner out, which is fine considering you’ll be eating cold pizza in your pajamas. It’s a trade-off.
Pro tip: Pre-order before fight week. Prices sometimes go up, and the servers can get a little wobbly when 10 million people try to buy it at once. You don’t want to be the friend who says, “My stream is buffering, guys!” We all hate that friend. Don’t be that friend.
