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How to Watch Tyron Woodley vs Jake Paul round 2 in Canada

Former Disney Star turned boxer Jake Paul is ready to run it back with former UFC Welterweight Champion Tyron Woodley this Saturday at the Amalie Arena, Tampa, Florida, after the latter’s split decision loss back in August.

Paul, who was initially training to go up against Tyson Fury’s younger half-brother Tommy Fury, had to find a replacement when Fury’s camp announced that he can’t fight due to a broken rib.

Subsequently, Woodley, who also happened to be training and yearning for a rematch, got his shot. The event is branded as a ‘Leave no Doubt’ fight, and Paul certainly won’t leave a doubt if he manages to beat the former UFC Welterweight Champion the second time in a row.

Schedule

The Showtime Pay-Per-View is scheduled for Saturday, December 18th, with the main card starting at 9 pm ET. Here is a list of fights taking place before the main event:

  • Anthony Taylor vs. Chris Avila
  • J’Leon Love vs. Marcus Oliveira
  • Deron Williams vs. Frank Gore
  • Amanda Serrano vs. Miriam Gutierrez
  • Liam Paro vs. Yomar Alamo
  • Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley

How to stream the event in Canada?

Showtime is offering the official PPV stream to the event for $59.99 USD, but as always, it is restricted to users in the United States only.

Canadians can rely on Fite TV to catch the boxing match for $46.99 USD ($60.36 CAD) on their browser, iOS app, Android app and Roku. You don’t need to have a pre-existing or new subscription and can just pay for the PPV and watch. Learn more here.

Further, a few Canadian carriers have the event on PPV too. Check the list below:

Rogers: Ignite TV – $59.99 CAD

Shaw: Shaw Direct – $59.99 CAD

SaskTel: SaskTel Max TV – $59.99 CAD

Eastlink: Tivo – $59.99 CAD

Check out highlights of the first Paul vs Woodley fight below:

A loss here for Woodley would allow Paul to boast a 5-0 unbeaten run. However, if Woodley wins, a trilogy matchup could definitely be on the table.

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How to Watch Lamar Odom vs Ojani Noa in Canada

For whatever reason (🤑), celebrity boxing bouts have rapidly become one of the most prominent and visibly marketed sporting events in the world, with previous iterations, such as Logan Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather and Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley selling a million and half a million Pay-Per-Views respectively.

Although questions about the sport’s quality going down the drain and the fighters’ lack of integrity have been raised, the numbers speak for themselves, and something about two celebrities going at each other seems to garner a lot of interest from casual boxing fans.

Hence next on the list is NBA’s 1999 fourth-round draft pick and 2-time champion Lamar Odom (41) going up against Cuban actor, producer and personal trainer Ojani Noa (47), who interestingly enough, also happens to be Jennifer Lopez’s first husband.

Schedule

The PPV event is set to take place tomorrow, Saturday, October 2nd at the James L. Knight Center, Miami, FL, with four undercards, starting at 8pm ET. Here is a list of fights taking place before the main event:

  • Natalie DiDonato vs. Maria Escobar
  • Paul Apostolides vs. Michael Gonzalez
  • Javante Carter vs. Wideneck
  • Paulie Malignaggi vs. Corey B

How to stream the event in Canada?

Canadians can tune into Fite TV (exclusive) to catch the PPV event for $29.99 USD ($38.09 CAD). Fite TV can be streamed on your browser and its app is available on iOS, Android as well as on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Xbox and PlayStation. You don’t need to have a pre-existing or new subscription, just pay for the PPV and watch. Learn more or purchase the PPV here.

It’s worth noting that Canadian carriers usually have boxing events available on PPV, however, there seem to be none for this event.