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Errol Spence Jr.

6 min readDec 5, 2020

Errol Spence Jr. vs. Danny Garcia fight start time: PPV price, TV channel, how to watch, live stream

Spence will be making his return to the ring to defend his world titles against former champ Garcia on Saturday

By Brent Brookhouse

53 mins ago2 min read

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On Saturday night, Errol Spence Jr. will return to the boxing ring for the first time since his horrific car accident in October 2019. Spence will put his WBC and IBF welterweight world titles on the line against former two-division champ Danny Garcia in a Fox pay-per-view main event.

Spence (26–0, 21 KO) is one of boxing’s brightest stars and biggest talents. A combination of his one-vehicle accident and the global COVID-19 pandemic has kept him out of the ring after a thrilling fight with Shawn Porter that stood out as one of boxing’s best in 2019. With the boxing world hoping to see a unification showdown between Spence and Terence Crawford, Spence will first have to get through a talented former champion in Garcia.

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Garcia (36–2, 21 KO) started his career 33–0 before losing two of his next three fights, decision defeats at the hands of Porter and Keith Thurman. He has since got back in the win column with wins over lower-tier opposition to place himself back in position to battle for a world championship. He is a former WBA and WBC junior welterweight champion and also held the WBC title at welterweight.

In the co-main event, Sebastian Fundora — the 6-foot-5 super welterweight — is back when he takes on Habib Ahmed at 154 pounds. Fundora was originally expected to face Jorge Cota, who tested positive for COVID-19 earlier in the week and was forced to withdraw. Ahmed has never fought lighter than middleweight. The fight was originally expected to be a title eliminator.

Plus, one of the toughest veterans in the game is back when Josesito Lopez takes on Francisco Santana at welterweight. Lopez has 20 career knockouts in 37 wins and is coming off a destructive finish of John Molina Jr. in September 2019 on the Spence vs. Porter undercard. Santana, meanwhile, has lost four of his last five fights against high levels of competition, including Jarrett Hurd, Abel Ramos and Jose Benavidez Jr.

Spence vs. Garcia card, odds

Errol Spence Jr. -450 vs.Danny Garcia +350, WBC and IBF welterweight championship
Eduardo Ramirez -440 vs. Miguel Flores +340, featherweights
Sebastian Fundora vs. Habib Ahmed, super welterweights
Josesito Lopez -330 vs. Francisco Santana +260, welterweights
Isaac Avelar vs. Sakaria Lukas, super featherweights
Frank Martin vs. Tyron Luckey, lightweights
Fernando Garcia vs. Juan Tapia, featherweights
Burley Brooks vs. Marco Delgado, super middleweights
Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Steven Pulluaim, welterweights

How to watch Spence vs. Garcia

Date: Dec. 5 | Start Time: 9 p.m. ET
Location: AT&T Stadium — Arlington, Texas
TV: Fox PPV — $74.99 | Stream: FoxSports.com — $74.99

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Errol Spence Jr. vs. Danny Garcia: Fight prediction, undercard, odds, expert picks, date

The unified welterweight titles are on the line in Arlington, Texas, on Saturday

By Brian Campbell

23 mins ago6 min read

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It seems the only person associated with the welterweight title bout on Saturday who isn’t pondering whether unified champion Errol Spence Jr. will still be the same some 14 months removed from a scary car accident is his opponent.

Danny Garcia (36–2, 21 KOs), a former two-division champion, is very much expecting to see the best of Spence (26–0, 21 KOs) when the two face off inside AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (Fox PPV, 9 p.m. ET). Instead, he has spent his time figuring out how to beat Spence and believes there was something to learn from his opponent’s last outing.

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Just two weeks before he rolled his Ferrari and was thrown from the vehicle while driving drunk at high speeds in Dallas, the 30-year-old Spence unified his IBF title with Shawn Porter’s WBC belt in a thrilling split-decision win that contended for fight of the year honors. The fight was action packed throughout and Garcia believes that Porter ultimately exposed flaws in Spence’s game.

“[Spence] was getting hit a lot and his defense [was exposed],” Garcia told “Morning Kombat” last week. [Porter] forced him into a tough fight.

“I have a different style than [Porter] but I’m also more dangerous than him. He has that awkward timing and rushes you and tries to throw you off your game but I’m more of a dangerous fighter with better counter punching and better skills.”

Garcia, 32, has only lost twice as a professional and both have been disputed decisions against Keith Thurman in 2017 and the following year against Porter. Garcia proved able to discipline Thurman over the second half of their unification bout by using his power to lower his opponent’s output, which is something he proved unable to do against Porter, whose jerky-jerky style gave the flat-footed Garcia fits.

Still, Garcia believes his one-punch knockout power — something Porter hasn’t shown — will be the difference against Spence. And when you are talking about Garcia’s power, the conversation typically centers around his finishing blow — the “no look” left hook that’s set up beautifully by a right hand to the body before the finishing punch comes looping through.

“No one can take the no look left hook because you can’t take what you don’t see,” Garcia said.

Although Spence knows full well the threat Garcia brings to the table, he was anything but shaken when the topic of the “no look” left hook was presented to him on “Morning Kombat” last week.