Canelo vs Saunders live stream: How to watch online and start time

Canelo vs Saunders live stream
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Canelo vs Saunders live stream start time

The main event of Canelo vs Saunders is tonight at 11 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. PT / 4 a.m. BST.
It's going to be streamed online on DAZN.Saturday, May 8

The undercard starts at 5:20 p.m. ET and the main card 8 p.m. ET

This weekend's Canelo vs Saunders live stream is starting soon, and it’s a super middleweight unification bout that will stream live from AT&T Stadium In Arlington, TX. With Saul "Canelo" Alvarez at the top of the card, you know that history is on the line. 

A win here will vault the victor higher up the food chain, to a likely fight against IBF champion Caleb Plant, where the winner will be known as the undisputed super middleweight champion. And that would be a first for boxing. 

Canelo walks into the fight like Thanos himself, a belt collecting madman, holding the super middleweight titles from the WBA (Super), WBC, and The Ring. He puts all that gold on the line for the chance to add Saunders' WBO 168-pound title to his collection.

Canelo's last match came in February, where his battering of Avni Yıldırım led to the latter's corner throw in the towel. Saunders is no walk in the park, coming off a victory over Martin Murray at the tail end of 2020 — though it was via decision. 

As of Friday afternoon, BetMGM has Canelo as the favorite at -650 (Saunders is at +375). That means gamblers need to risk $650 to win an additional $100. Tough odds. 

Here's everything you need to know to get a Canelo vs Saunders live stream:

Canelo vs Saunders live streams in the US

Americans have one way and only way to watch Canelo vs Saunders — in da zone, aka DAZN. The $19.99 per month service is becoming a hot destination for fight night fans.

DAZN
The only way to watch

DAZN has been the home of some of the biggest boxing matches of the year, and this is just the tip of what they serve. GGG's matches, as well as the fights of Anthony Joshua and Ryan Garcia, are also in Da Zone.

Canelo vs Saunders live streams in the UK

DAZN is also the place to watch Canelo vs Saunders in the United Kingdom. The service costs £1.99 per month.

As noted above, the main card starts at 1 a.m. and you'll need to stay up late for the main event, which is expected to start at 4 a.m. local BST. Best of luck.

Canelo vs Saunders live streams in Canada

Our friends to the north will also see Canelo fight on DAZN — and new subscribers can watch for free thanks to the service's 30 day free trial. The service costs $19.99 per month.

Canelo vs Saunders fight card

  • Canelo Alvarez vs. Billy Joe Saunders — for Alvarez's WBC and WBA Super Middleweight titles and Saunders' WBO Super Middleweight title
  • Katsunari Takayama vs. Elwin Soto (c) — for Soto's WBO Junior Flyweight title
  • Kieron Conway vs. Souleymane Cissokho (Junior Middleweights)
  • Frank Sanchez vs. Nagy Aguilera (Heavyweights)
  • Marc Castro vs. Irving Macias Castillo (Junior Lightweights)
  • Keyshawn Davis vs. Jose Antonio Meza (Lightweights)
  • Kelvin Davis vs. Jan Marsalek (Welterweights)
  • Christian Alan Gomez Duran vs. TBA; (Welterweights)

How to watch Canelo vs Saunders live streams with a VPN

Even if you're out of the bubble and somewhere that DAZN does not service, you don't need to miss Canelo vs Saunders or try and watch it on an unfamiliar streaming service. Thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network), your devices can appear to be on international soil when you're actually in the U.S. – ideal for international fans on taking a winter holiday. Our favorite is ExpressVPN:

ExpressVPN

We specialize in reviewing VPNs and have already narrowed down the best of the best. While there are a few to pick from, our favorite right now is ExpressVPN. This service offers a high-speed connection, top-encryption security, more than 3,000 servers across 160 countries, and apps for lots of platforms. 

Henry T. Casey
Managing Editor (Entertainment, Streaming)

Henry is a managing editor at Tom’s Guide covering streaming media, laptops and all things Apple, reviewing devices and services for the past seven years. Prior to joining Tom's Guide, he reviewed software and hardware for TechRadar Pro, and interviewed artists for Patek Philippe International Magazine. He's also covered the wild world of professional wrestling for Cageside Seats, interviewing athletes and other industry veterans.