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Anthony Joshua vs Eric Molina: What time does it start, what TV channel is it on and where can I watch it?
A look ahead to the IBF world heavyweight title fight at the Manchester Arena
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Your support makes all the difference.When and where is the fight?
Anthony Joshua’s world heavyweight title defence against Eric Molina will take place at the Manchester Arena on 10 December.
What time will it start?
The main event of the evening is expected to get under way at approximately 10.30pm.
Where can I watch it?
The whole card will be shown on Sky Sports Box Office, with coverage starting at 5.30pm.
It can be ordered for £16.95 here.
Who’s on the undercard?
Dillian Whyte vs Dereck Chisora
12 rounds, heavyweight
Luis Concepcion vs Kal Yafai
WBA super-flyweight title
Callum Smith vs Luke Blackedge
British super-middleweight title
Luis Ortiz vs David Allen
8 rounds, heavyweight
Hosea Burton vs Frank Buglioni
British light-heavyweight title
Scott Quigg vs Jose Cayetano
12 rounds, featherweight
Katie Taylor vs Viviane Obenauf
6 rounds, featherweight
Conor Benn vs Steven Backhouse
4 rounds, super-lightweight
Marcus Morrison vs Harry Matthews
6 rounds, middleweight
What are their records?
Wins, wins by knockout, lost, drawn
Anthony Joshua: W17 KO17 L0 D0
Eric Molina: W25 KO19 L3 D0
Who will win?
What are the odds?
Joshua: 1/25
Molina: 16/1
Draw: 50/1
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