Published on September 18th, 2023
This weekend, Joe Joyce is set to seek redemption against Zhilei Zhang in a London rematch, as the heavyweight contenders face off once again.
Their previous encounter in the English capital back in April saw Zhang secure a Round 6 stoppage victory after inflicting significant damage to Joyce’s eye, nearly closing it shut.
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On Saturday at Wembley Arena, the 40-year-old Chinese heavyweight will attempt to replicate his previous success, while his 37-year-old British adversary is determined to return to the path of victory.
The victor of this match could potentially line up a showdown with Oleksandr Usyk and will depart London as the reigning WBO heavyweight champion, a title Zhang wrested from Joyce back in April.
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When Is The Fight: Joyce vs Zhang?
The rematch between Joyce and Zhang is scheduled for Saturday, September 23rd, at London’s Wembley Arena.
The main card is anticipated to kick off at 7:30 pm BST (11:30 am PT, 1:30 pm CT, 2:30 pm ET), with the main event ring walks expected around 10:30 pm BST (2:30 pm PT, 4:30 pm CT, 5:30 pm ET).
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How Can I Watch Joyce vs Zhang Fght?
In the United Kingdom, you can catch the live broadcast of the event on TNT Sports (formerly known as BT Sport). For viewers in the United States, the action will be streamed live on ESPN+.
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