Boxing: Dillian Whyte v Lucas Browne – stream, TV coverage, facts

On Saturday Champion Dillian Whyte defends his heavyweight title against Australian Lucas Browne (live stream from 8pm). At SPOX you can find out everything you need to know about the stream, the TV broadcast and the facts.

The duel between the two rivals is not just about the WBC Silver Heavyweight title – the two boxers hope to win another big title fight in 2018. Above all Whyte wants to win the WBC title against Deontay Wilder after a possible title defence in order to get into the ring in a big unification fight against his worst competitor Anthony Joshua.

“Every time he and I are in the ring, it’s like war. He knows that too,” said Whyte about the feud with Joshua against skysports. Whyte’s permanent rival contests the 31. On March 3, a unification fight against Joseph Parker (live on DAZN).

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The Brit of Jamaican origin had already had a successful bickboxing career before his professional boxing career. Whyte was number one in the category over 95 kg for five years. The “Body Snatcher” is equally successful in boxing.

By beating Robert Helenius in October last year, Whyte won the WBC Silver Heavyweight belt for the second time and is ranked number one in the WBC rankings.

The values of the Australian read impressive. In his 25 fights to date, Browne is unbeaten and has a knockout rate of 88 percent. In contrast to his opponent Whyte, Browne’s career began relatively late. It wasn’t until 2009 that Browne made his professional boxing debut beating all 25 of his competitors.