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Friday, September 11, 2026

When is Canelo Alvarez v Christian Mbilli? UK TV details and date confirmed

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Christian Mbilli will have to wait for his first chance to defend the WBC world super-middleweight title after his fight with Canelo Alvarez was rescheduled.

The pair were originally due to clash in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday 12 September, but Canelo was forced to delay the bout due to family reasons.

When it arrives, it will be a huge night for the Mexican, who will have a point to prove as he fights for the first time since his defeat to Terence Crawford last year.

There have been a few early punches thrown in the press, with Canelo questioning Mbilli's technique, which will only raise anticipation for their meeting.

The good news for boxing fans is that they won't have to wait too long to see the pair touch gloves and contest the belt.

Radio Times rounds up everything you need to know about the Canelo Alvarez v Christian Mbilli fight.

Canelo Alvarez v Christian Mbilli is scheduled for Saturday 31 October 2026.

Fans can tune in to watch the fight exclusively live on DAZN Pay-Per-View.

The PPV event is available for a one-off £24.99 fee, which comes with a seven-day free trial of DAZN or a free month with an annual DAZN standard plan.

Alternatively, Alvarez v Mbilli is free for DAZN Ultimate subscribers. DAZN Ultimate, which includes a minimum of 12 PPV events a year, costs £24.99 per month for an annual plan.

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What time is Canelo Alvarez v Christian Mbilli?

The timings for the DAZN coverage of the Canelo Alvarez v Christian Mbilli fight have not yet been confirmed.

The broadcast times and ring walk will be announced in due course.

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