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Mayweather vs. McGregor: Undercard and main card results
Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor are the main event, but they’re supported by a strong undercard. Here’s all you need to know about it.
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Main card results
Super welterweight: Floyd Mayweather Jr. def. Conor McGregor via TKO in Round 10
Junior lightweight: Gervonta Davis def. Francisco Fonseca via TKO in Round 8
Light heavyweight: Badou Jack def. Nathan Cleverly via TKO in Round 5
Cruiserweight: Andrew Tabiti def. Steve Cunningham via unanimous decision (97-93, 97-93, 100-90)
Preliminary card results
Welterweight: Yordenis Ugás def. Thomas Dulorme via unanimous decision
Welterweight: Juan Heraldez defJose Miguel Borrego via unanimous decision
Super middleweight: Antonio Hernandez def. Kevin Newman via unanimous decision
Super middleweight: Savannah Marshall def Sydney LeBlanc via unanimous decision
Bouts remaining
Super welterweight: Floyd Mayweather Jr. (49-0) vs. Conor McGregor (0-0)
It’s unlikely that anybody is buying Saturday’s fight card headlined by Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor for the undercard, but those already invested should be treated to some fun, competitive matchups, either way. Guys like Gervonta Davis, Nathan Cleverly, and Badou Jack will all be in action on the pay-per-view, and they’re worth watching.
The pay-per-view begins at 9 p.m. ET and is preceded by two hours of preliminary fights broadcast on Fox. That preliminary card will also be streamed via Fox Sports GO. The pay-per-view can be ordered on cable or satellite, bought from the UFC or Showtime directly on web browsers and streamed via the Showtime or UFC app on various connected devices.
Mayweather, one of the greatest boxers of this generation, is heavily favored over McGregor, an incredibly talented mixed martial artist who has never competed in the sport of boxing. The back-and-forth prefight hype has been going and going, and it’s obviously the main draw.
But the undercard is a good one. The pay-per-view card opens with a bout between veteran journeyman Steve Cunningham and undefeated prospect Andrew Tabiti. Cunningham is a good test for Tabiti, who is favored to win it. Cunningham is a two-time champion in the division.
The second fight on the card will see Cleverly taking on Jack in a fun light heavyweight bout. Those two are always in fun scraps, and it should be a good one on Saturday. Jack is moving up in weight after vacating his super middleweight titles, while Cleverly is trying to right a recent run of bad luck in the ring.
Davis is the biggest fighter on the card not named Mayweather or McGregor, or at least the most interesting. The 22-year-old southpaw will face fellow undefeated prospect Francisco Fonseca in a super featherweight tilt for the IBF super featherweight title.
The free preliminary card took a hit when Shawn Porter withdrew from the card due to the death of a family member. Instead, Thomas Dulorme will be facing Yordenis Ugas in a welterweight bout to headline that preliminary card. It will also open with a bout between Savannah Marshall and Sydney LeBlanc.
Below is all the viewing information for Saturday’s card, as well as the full official fight card.
All Times Eastern
How to watch Mayweather vs. McGregor
Date: Saturday, Aug. 26
Location: T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, Nev.
Time: 7 p.m. (Fox), 9 p.m. (PPV)
TV: Showtime Pay-Per-View, Fox
Online Streaming: Fox Sports GO, Fox Sports GO App (Prelims), UFC.TV, Showtime PPV, Showtime App (PPV)
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