Fubo
Fubo has long positioned itself as the "sports-first" streaming service, and its coverage of the WBC title fight reflects that commitment. The service is currently offering a promotional starting price of $63.99 for the first month, which later transitions to $88.99 per month.
What sets Fubo apart is the sheer volume of its offering. With more than 230 live TV channels, it is arguably the most comprehensive cable replacement service on the market. For the Fundora vs. Hadribeaj event, Fubo provides the necessary TNT feed alongside a massive array of other local and international sports networks. To help fans decide if the service fits their lifestyle, Fubo also offers a 5-day free trial, allowing viewers to test the interface and streaming quality before committing to a full month of service.
Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV continues to be a dominant force in the streaming industry by bundling live television with its massive on-demand library. For the upcoming title fight, Hulu + Live TV provides access to TNT as part of its live channel lineup. The service is currently available at a promotional rate of $49.99 for the first month, after which the price returns to the standard $99.99 per month.
The value proposition for Hulu + Live TV extends beyond just the boxing ring. A subscription includes access to more than 100 live channels, as well as the Disney Bundle, which encompasses Disney+, the standard Hulu library, and ESPN Unlimited. This makes it a particularly attractive option for families or multi-sport fans who want to balance their interest in championship boxing with a wide variety of other entertainment and sports content.
Event Schedule and Final Preparations
The festivities on Saturday, Oct. 17, are scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. This start time covers the televised portion of the fight card, featuring a series of high-intensity undercard bouts that will set the stage for the main event. For those specifically tuning in to see the WBC super welterweight championship clash, the ringwalks for Sebastian Fundora and Ermal Hadribeaj are expected to take place at approximately 11 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. PT.
As the fighters finish their final weight cuts and tactical briefings, the atmosphere in Las Vegas is reaching a fever pitch. Fundora enters as the heavy favorite, but the history of the sport is written by underdogs like Hadribeaj who find a way to overcome the odds. Whether you are watching through DirecTV, DAZN, or another major streamer, Saturday night promises to be a definitive chapter in the current era of professional boxing.
