How to Watch Josh Taylor vs. Teofimo Lopez: Fight Time and Streaming Info
Another strong weekend of boxing is near, and this time it's Josh Taylor vs. Teofimo Lopez.
Taylor will be putting the WBO and The Ring junior welterweight titles on the line. The title fight will emanate from the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City on June 10.
For many, Taylor vs. Lopez is the battle of the unknown. In Taylor's case, he hasn't fought since his debated split decision victory over Jack Catterall back in February 2022. Many are wondering if Taylor can return to form.
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As for Lopez, some have questioned if he's in the right head space. Lopez has insisted he's fine and made it clear that he won't apologize over his controversial comments about wanting to take Taylor's life inside the ring. Outside of the questions on his mental health, some are wondering if Lopez is already yesterday's news after his split decision loss against George Kambosos. This is a huge chance for the former lightweight king to silence the doubters.
Fans can watch the Josh Taylor vs. Teofimo Lopez card on ESPN or ESPN+ in the United States. If you want to watch the full card in its entirety, then ESPN+ is the way to go. That airing is tentatively scheduled for 5:10 p.m. ET. If you just want to catch the main event, then you can tune in to the main ESPN network at 10 p.m. ET. Taylor and Lopez are expected to make their ring walks around 11 p.m. ET, but this can always change.
Here is what the full card looks like:
- Josh Taylor (c) vs. Teofimo Lopez - for the WBO and The Ring junior lightweight titles
- Xander Zayas vs. Ronald Cruz - junior middleweight
Jamaine Ortiz vs. Humberto Galindo - lightweight- Robson Conceicao vs. Nicolas Polanco - super featherweight
- Henry Lebron vs. Carlos Ramos - super featherweight
- Omar Rosario vs. Jan Carlos Rivera - junior middleweight
- Bruce Carrington vs. Luis Porozo - featherweight
- Damian Knyba vs. Helaman Olguin - heavyweight
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