Day of Reckoning on DAZN, TNT Sports Box Office
December 12, 2023
On December 23rd, fight fans can watch boxing’s greatest champions, head-to-head in what promises to be an action-filled night of entertainment, as part of Riyadh Season. In a UK broadcast first Day of Reckoning will be available live on both DAZN and TNT Sports Box Office for fans to watch in the UK and Ireland.
The card sees former two-time Unified World Heavyweight Champion Anthony Joshua go up against Otto Wallin in the Co-Main Event as the pair close in on challenging for world title honours. In the other Co-main Event, former WBO World Champion Joseph Parker takes on the Bronze Bomber and former WBC world title holder Deontay Wilder.
Recent world title challenger Daniel Dubois will bid to put his name back up in lights when he enters into a battle of the giants against Big Baby Jarrell Miller and IBF No.1 contender Filip Hrgovic fighting Mark De Mori in another heavyweight shootout.
WBA World Light Heavyweight Champion Dmitry Bivol will make an 11th defence of his title against Lyndon Arthur and IBF World cruiserweight champion Jai Opetaia will take on Unbeaten British Cruiserweight Ellis Zorro.
Back with the heavyweights, the fearsome Arslanbek Makhmudov will face the European champion Agit Kabayel and top heavyweight contender Frank Sanchez will close in on a world title shot if he can overcome Junior Fa in Riyadh.
Day of Reckoning costs £19.99 in the UK and can be watched through DAZN or TNT Sports Box Office and is available via the DAZN app on Smart TVs, streaming sticks, tablets, laptops and game consoles, Virgin Media TV, Sky and EE TV. Customers in the Republic of Ireland can purchase via the DAZN app or through TNT Sports Box Office via Sky for €29.99 or €34.99 (on the day).
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