How to watch Holyfield vs Belfort: live stream Anderson, Haye, Trump online anywhere
The stars are coming out to play in Miami tonight
Heavyweight boxing legend Evander Holyfield will tonight enter the ring at the grand old age of 58, taking on Vitor Belfort, the 44-year-old former UFC light heavyweight champ, in boxing's latest time-hopping PPV extravaganza. This could be more of an ordeal than the "Real Deal", and you can read on for the fight time, full card and your best Holyfield vs Belfort live stream options around the globe.
Date: Saturday, September 11
Venue: Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Miami, Florida
Event start time: 7pm ET / 4pm PT / 12am BST / 9am AEST
Live stream: Fite TV (global)
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It's the headline act on a genuinely mind-blowing card, which also features 46-year-old combat sports legend Anderson Silva, sprightly 40-year-old David Haye's comeback, and live commentary from Donald Trump!
Astonishingly, the Florida Athletic Commission has approved the Holyfield vs Belfort bout as a fully regulated professional boxing match, which means it actually means something... to someone... presumably.
Holyfield, one of the greatest pound-for-pound boxers of all time, last stepped into the ring more than a decade ago, and if a return to the sport at his age didn't already look ill-advised enough, remember that he was only parachuted in as a replacement for Oscar de la Hoya a week ago.
Belfort has only boxed professionally once before, but at 14 years his opponent's junior and holding the record for most knockouts in UFC history, anything other than victory for The Phenom seems unthinkable.
It's every inch the Battle of the Ages, and you can keep reading to find out all you need to know about getting a Holyfield vs Belfort live stream - and everything else tonight.
Holyfield vs Belfort live stream: how to watch around the world
Now that Triller has bought Fite TV, the streaming service has become something of a home for exhibition fights featuring celebrity and yesteryear boxing stars including this one-off event.
You can watch the full event via the website or through the app. In addition, Fite events are available to watch on smart TVs, Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, games consoles and more.
The event begins at 7pm ET / 4pm PT / 12am BST / 9am AEST.
The Holyfield vs Belfort fight itself is expected to start at around 11pm ET / 8pm PT / 4am BST/ 1pm AEST, though timings depend entirely on the duration of the earlier bouts.
And if those timings don't work for you, the Fite.TV website will host unlimited replays for the next few months.
How much will Holyfield vs Belfort cost?
Just because the event is being shown on Fite.TV all around the world, doesn't mean it costs the same in every country. In fact, prices for Holyfield vs Belfort vary wildly.
In the US, this one-off extravaganza is priced at a seriously hefty $49.99, while in Canada it costs US$39.99, which is roughly CA$50.
You can also find the fight through a range of cable services north and south of the border, including DirecTV, Verizon, Spectrum, and Dish, with a PPV fee of $49.99 for the full card.
The Holyfield vs Belfort price is much cheaper in other parts of the world, with the event costing US$13.99 (around £10) in the UK, US$14.99 (roughly NZ$21) in New Zealand, and US $21.99 (about AU$30) in Australia.
- To watch this event, click the link and go straight to the Fite.TV website
Holyfield vs Belfort time and date
The Holyfield vs Belfort fight takes place on Saturday, September 11 at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida.
The timings for the event are as follows:
Evander Holyfield vs Vitor Belfort main card start time
- Holyfield vs Belfort time (US and Canada): 7pm ET / 4pm PT / 6pm CT
- Holyfield vs Belfort time (UK): 12am BST (Sunday, September 12)
- Holyfield vs Belfort time (Australia): 9am AEST (Sunday, September 12)
Holyfield vs Belfort: full card for Fight Club
- Evander Holyfield vs Vitor Belfort – Heavyweight (8 Rounds)
- Anderson Silva vs Tito Ortiz – Cruiserweight (8 Rounds)
- David Haye vs Joe Fournier – Heavyweight (8 Rounds)
- Andy Vences vs Jono Carroll – Super Featherweight (10 Rounds)
How to watch Holyfield vs Belfort from outside your country
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Aatif is a freelance copywriter and journalist based in the UK. He’s written about technology, science and politics for publications including Gizmodo, The Independent, Trusted Reviews and Newsweek, but focuses on streaming at Future, an arrangement that combines two of his greatest passions: sport and penny-pinching.