Errol Spence Jr. is back, and if you’re working out how to watch Spence vs Tszyu in the US, here’s the complete guide: the date, start times across every US time zone, what platform it’s on, the full card, and how to stream it on any device. Because it’s a Sydney card built for US prime time, we’ll also clear up the confusing start-time question. Want to test a stream first? Try it free.

Spence vs Tszyu quick facts

• Fight: Errol Spence Jr. vs. Tim Tszyu — super welterweight (154 lb)
• US date: Saturday, July 25, 2026 (Sunday, July 26 local time in Sydney)
• Venue: Afterpay Arena, Sydney Olympic Park, Australia
• US platforms: Prime Video PPV & DAZN PPV (included with DAZN Ultimate)
• Expected PPV price: around $64.99–$69.99 (to be confirmed)

What platform is Spence vs Tszyu on in the US?

In the United States the fight is a pay-per-view available two ways:

• Prime Video PPV — buy the event through Amazon’s Prime Video store (the main US home).
• DAZN PPV — also carried on DAZN, and included at no extra cost for DAZN Ultimate subscribers.

Both let you watch on a smart TV, Firestick, phone, tablet or computer. Prefer everything in one place? See the all-in-one option below and our best IPTV for sports guide.

Spence vs Tszyu start times (US time zones)

The US broadcast runs on Saturday evening/night. Expected main-card start across US zones:

The Spence vs Tszyu main event ringwalk comes later — expect it late Saturday night ET (roughly 11 PM–midnight ET), since main events close the card. Treat these as expected and confirm on fight week.

Why the start times look confusing

Here’s the part other guides leave you guessing about: the fight is in Sydney, where it’s a day ahead of the US. It’s staged in the Sydney afternoon/evening so it lands in US prime time — which means it’s Saturday night for you but already Sunday in Australia. So ignore the “July 26” and “3 AM” figures floating around (those are the local Sydney time); for US viewers it’s a normal Saturday night.

Spence vs Tszyu full fight card

As of July 2026 — cards can change, so we re-confirm before the event:

• Main event: Errol Spence Jr. vs. Tim Tszyu — super welterweight
• Jermall Charlo vs. Koen Mazoudier — super middleweight
• Stephen Fulton Jr. vs. Liam Wilson — super featherweight
• Plus a full undercard (subject to change).

How to watch Spence vs Tszyu without cable

You don’t need cable — the fight is bought online through Prime Video or DAZN and streams on any device. For everything around it, a good IPTV service puts your sports channels, boxing and PPV events in one app, in up to 4K, on Firestick, smart TV or phone — no juggling logins. Browse the channel list to see what’s included, and to avoid a frozen screen mid-round: speed-test your connection (25 Mbps+ for 4K), go wired or 5 GHz Wi-Fi, and restart your app 10 minutes before the walkouts.

Can you watch the Spence vs Tszyu replay?

Because it’s a late-night US card, the replay matters. The PPV is available to rewatch on demand on Prime Video / DAZN after the event, and major fights are also recorded and added to our on-demand library so you can watch the full replay whenever you want, in the same quality. See what’s just been added on the New on Cloud Stream page.

How to spot fake “free Spence vs Tszyu” streams — and avoid them

Big fight nights bring out the scammers. Searching for a “free Spence vs Tszyu stream” leads to sites built to steal your data or money. Here’s how to tell them apart from the real thing:

• They ask you to “verify” with a card or survey. A genuine stream never makes you enter card details or fill out a survey to “unlock” it.
• Endless pop-ups and fake play buttons. If every click opens a new tab or a download, close it — that’s malware bait, not a stream.
• Streams that die at the main event. Free pirate links are overloaded and drop exactly when it matters, so you miss the moment you tuned in for.
• Requests to install a random “player” or extension. Never install software a stream site pushes on you.

The safe route is a legitimate service you can test first: with a free trial you confirm the channel works before the event, so you’re never scrambling — or scammed — at showtime.

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The bottom line

Spence vs Tszyu is Saturday, July 25, 2026 (US), live on Prime Video PPV and DAZN, with the main card expected around 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT — a Saturday night for you even though it’s Sunday in Sydney. Want boxing and every sport in one app, in 4K, with replays? Start a free Cloud Stream trial and check what’s on this week.