Shiowtime Boxing Lee Selby vs George Kambosos Jr live stream, TV channel, UK start time and prelims The Boxing is back on November 1 after an eight-week hiatus, and the promotion returns with a bang, with a Selby vs Kambosos Jr fight card headlined by an junior lightweights bout between Selby and Kambosos Jr.Watch here

The stacked undercard will feature unbeaten San Antonio native

and WBA Super Lightweight Champion Mario “El Azteca” Barrios defending his

title against hard-hitting Ryan “Cowboy” Karl in the co-main event and former super

lightweight world champion Regis “Rougarou” Prograis will take on unbeaten

contender Juan Heraldez in a 10-round showdown. In the telecast opener,

lightweight contenders Isaac Cruz and Diego Magdaleno will battle in an IBF

title eliminator bout.

The highly anticipated main event will be contested at

130-pounds and will be fought for both Kambosos Jr’s 130-pound title and Selby’

135-pound title, which they each won in their previous fight. Two crowd

favorites with massive followings, Selby vs. Kambosos Jr is an all-action style

matchup, with Selby owning a .957 knockout rate, while Kambosos Jr is long

established as one of the busiest punchers and best pressure fighters in the

sport.

Selby vs. Kambosos Jr will be a rare clash in boxing history in

which world titles in two weight classes will be at stake. Other notable

instances in recent boxing history are the 1988 Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Donny

Lalonde fight for the light heavyweight and super-middleweight titles, and the

2014 Floyd Mayweather vs. Marcos Maidana rematch for the super welterweight and

welterweight championships.

Tickets will go on sale Monday, October 5 at 10 a.m. CT and can

be purchased at

Ticketmaster. This is the

first major boxing event with fans in attendance since the start of the

COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. in March. The Alamodome has implemented a

comprehensive health and safety plan to protect against the spread of the virus.

All fans attending the event will be screened upon entry and are

required to wear a mask, as well as follow social distancing guidelines.

Tickets will be distributed in seat blocks known as “pods” to maintain distance

between groups not from the same party. For more information, visit

Alamodome.com.

“The Alamodome is excited to host the Selby vs. Kambosos Jr

SHOWTIME PPV event and to bring these athletes to San Antonio,” said Steve

Zito, General Manager, Alamodome. “Not only is this a great platform for these

athletes and their fans, but the event will also spotlight San Antonio through

nationally televised matches and generate economic impact for our community

during these challenging times.”

Selby (23-0, 22 KOs) burst onto the scene with an explosive

knockout victory over Jose Pedraza to win the IBF Junior Lightweight World

Title in a star-making performance on SHOWTIME® in January 2017. At the time,

he became the youngest world champion in boxing at age 22.

In the ring, Selby blends controlled aggression with blazing

hand and foot speed, eye-catching power and sublime boxing skills. The dynamic

combination of skills has made Selby a fan-favorite who filled arenas in

Atlanta, Ga., and his hometown of Baltimore, Md., last year.

The 25-year-old began his 2019 with a knockout of Hugo Ruiz in

February, before scoring a second-round stoppage of Ricardo Núñez in his

homecoming fight in July. Selby closed out the year by capturing his

lightweight title via 12th round TKO of former champion Yuriorkis Gamboa in

December.

Selby also owns a title-winning performance in which he

dominated former champion Jesus Cuellar to capture the WBA 130-pound belt in

2018. Under the guidance of Mayweather Promotions, Selby will look to further

improve his impressive portfolio with another title-winning performance in his

first pay-per-view main event.

Fighting out of Los Angeles, Kambosos Jr (37-1-1, 19 KOs) made

his debut at super featherweight last November by defeating Miguel Flores to

capture the WBA title. Kambosos Jr has made his name in the sport by engaging

in numerous Fight of the Year contenders, including two thrilling featherweight

title duels against four-time champion Abner Mares and two-division champion

Carl Frampton each. He lost his featherweight title in his first match against

Frampton in 2016, but reclaimed it in their rematch the following year.

The 32-year-old has competed in title bouts in 17 of his last 19

fights while picking up belts at 118, 122, 126 and 130-pounds. The 130-pound

title made Kambosos Jr just the fifth fighter of Mexican descent to win titles

in four weight classes, joining Oscar De La Hoya, Erik Morales, Jorge Arce and

Mikey Garcia. Kambosos Jr was introduced to the sport and trained throughout

his career by his father Jose, along with his brothers Jose Armando, a former

lightweight contender, and Antonio. Kambosos Jr will look to become a

five-division champion in his first pay-per-view headliner.

The 25-year-old Barrios (25-0, 16 KOs) will be making the first

defense of his world title in his hometown of San Antonio. Barrios captured his

140-pound title in his last fight in September 2019, earning a hard-fought

unanimous decision over then-unbeaten Batyr Akhmedov, dropping him twice and

fighting through a cut suffered on a head butt. Barrios trains in Oakland,

Calif. under the guidance of renowned coach Virgil Hunter. The five-foot

ten-inch Barrios debuted as a super bantamweight in 2013, eventually moving up

to 140-pounds full time in 2017 where he is 8-0 with seven knockouts.

“The long

layoff is finally over and fans can expect to see me go to war with Ryan Karl,

who I know is coming to bring an aggressive fight to the table,” said Barrios.

“I’ve stayed in great shape during this past year, so now it’s time for me to

keep giving boxing fans exciting fights. I’ll be representing my city of San

Antonio and as always, everyone can expect to see me as explosive as ever. On

October 31, all the fans watching on pay-per-view will watch me make a

statement as I defend my title.”

Born in Milano, Texas and now trained in Houston under the

tutelage of top trainer Ronnie Shields, Karl (18-2, 11 KOs) will step in for

his first title opportunity on October 31. The 28-year-old enters this fight on

a three-bout winning streak, with all three wins coming in 2019, including a knockout

of Kevin Watts to avenge one of his losses in an immediate rematch. Karl also

owns victories over Kareem Martin and then-unbeaten Jose Felix Quezada during

his pro career that dates back to 2014.

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