Deontay Wilder vs Joseph Parker: start time, undercard, TV channel, streaming info fight prediction & Tips
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On a night of major and intriguing heavyweight bouts, ‘The Bronze Bomber’ from Alabama Deontay Wilder is seeking to continue to rebuild his reputation after back-to-back losses to Tyson Fury. Joseph Parker is also rebuilding himself with three victories since his loss to Joe Joyce in Manchester in September 2022.
WHO IS ON THE UNDERCARD?
It is a stacked card in Riyadh on Saturday evening with Wilder and Parker the main attraction prior to the main event but Daniel Dubois also features, up against Jarell Miller.
Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin (main event)
Deontay Wilder vs Joseph Parker
Daniel Dubois vs Jarell Miller
Dmitry Bivol vs Lyndon Arthur
Jai Opetaia vs Ellis Zorro
WHERE IS THE FIGHT TAKING PLACE?
Deontay Wilder vs Joseph Parker will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
WHEN IS THE FIGHT?
Deontay Wilder vs Joseph Parker will take place on Saturday 23rd December, 2023.
WHEN IS THE RING WALK?
The undercard begins at 18:00 with the ring walk for the main event scheduled to take place at 22:00.
WHAT TV CHANNEL IS SHOWING DEONTAY WILDER VS JOSEPH PARKER?
The event will be shown live on TNT Sports Box Office in the UK while viewers in the US can view the fight on ESPN+.
WHAT ABOUT LIVE STREAMING?
The event can be streamed live on the TNT Sports Box Office app in the UK and on the ESPN+ app in the US.
WHAT ARE THEIR FIGHT RECORDS?
‘The Bronze Bomber’ Deontay Wilder has suffered two defeats in his career with 42 victories and a draw so far. His opponent, Joseph Parker, has 33 victories and three losses with defeats to Joe Joyce, Dillian Whyte and Anthony Joshua.
FIGHT PREDICTION
Deontay Wilder may find himself a little distracted with a lot of the pre-fight talk about a potential bout with Anthony Joshua in 2024 but the experienced 38-year-old will remain very confident on Saturday. Parker fought in Saudi Arabia as recently as October on the undercard for Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou and, despite needing just three rounds to defeat Simon Kean, was relatively unconvincing. As a result, a Wilder knockout would seem most likely.
TIP: DEONTAY WILDER TO WIN BY KNOCKOUT
