Whittaker vs Wallace how to watch: Ben Whittaker looks to close in on a world title when he faces Conor Wallace on Saturday. Here’s the confirmed Whittaker Wallace start time below.
Indeed, Whittaker vs Wallace headlines the Utilita Arena in Birmingham.
Whittaker, 29, hasn’t been the distance since 2024. He is on a run of four successive knockout victories, since a controversial technical draw with Liam Cameron in 2024 and anyone tuning in to watch Whittaker vs Wallace will be expecting another early finish.
In his last outing, ‘The Surgeon’ defended his WBC Silver light heavyweight title with a second round blowout of Richard Rivera in Brooklyn in June.
Meanwhile, Wallace is on a 10-fight winning streak since a sole professional defeat in 2021.
The Australian southpaw is the number two ranked contender to Dmitry Bivol’s IBF light heavyweight crown, while Whittaker is ranked at three.
This bout serves as a final eliminator to Bivol’s belt.
Whittaker vs Wallace – Date Venue, Start Time and Ring Walks
- To start with, the pair will fight on Saturday 3rd October, live from the Utilita Arena in Birmingham
- Additionally, the broadcast is scheduled to begin at 7pm BST/2pm ET/11am PT
- Finally, the Whittaker vs Wallace start time is expected at approximately 10.30pm BST/5.30pm ET/2.30pm PT
Whittaker vs Wallace How To Watch
- Fans can watch Whittaker vs Wallace live worldwide on DAZN
Whittaker vs Wallace – Last Three Fights
Before you watch Whittaker vs Wallace, here’s how both men arrived at this point.
Ben Whittaker
- Ben Whittaker bt Richard Rivera – 2nd round TKO
- Ben Whittaker bt Braian Suarez – 1st round KO
- Ben Whittaker bt Benjamin Gavazi – 1st round KO
Connor Wallace
- Conor Wallace bt Walter Gabriel Sequeira – 6th round KO
- Conor Wallace bt Dylan Colin – UD
- Conor Wallace bt Asemahle Wellem – 8th round TKO
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Undercard
Fans planning to watch Whittaker vs Wallace on DAZN will also see this stacked undercard unfold beforehand.
- Bilal Fawaz (12-1-1, 4 KOs) vs Eithan James (17-2) – British super welterweight title (12 rounds)
- Sean Bruce (8-2) vs Hamza Uddin (7-0, 4 KOs) – British and Commonwealth flyweight titles (12 rounds)
- Odel Kamara (0-0) vs Thodoris Ritzakis (5-5-1) – super welterweight (4 rounds)
- Ibraheem Sulaimaan (11-0, 5 KOs) vs Sonny Hardy (12-0, 5 KOs) – English super featherweight title (10 rounds)
- Klinton Baptiste (5-0) vs Aaron Bowen (8-1, 6 KOs) – Midlands Area super middleweight title (10 rounds)
- Harley Burrows (2-0, 1 KO) vs TBA – middleweight (6 rounds)
- Adam Maca (6-0, 5 KOs) vs TBA – super featherweight (6 rounds)
- Paige Murney (4-0) vs Linzi Buczynskyj (6-12) – lightweight (4 rounds)
