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When is the Khan vs Lo Greco fightAmir Khan and Phil Lo Greco will go head-to-head at the Echo Arena in Liverpool, UK tonight
The fight will begin at 10pm BST in the UK, 5pm ET and 2pm PT.It's fight night! Ever since winning a silver medal at the Olympics in 2004,
Amir Khan has been a popular fighter in the UK, Pakistan and around the world
However, after being soundly defeated by Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez in Las Vegas back in 2016, boxing fans have wondered if he still has
what it takes.Khan will have a chance to prove that he does tonight when he goes up against Canadian Phil Lo Greco in the welterweight
This will be his first fight since being knocked out by Álvarez and the excitement grew to fever pitch when Khan lost his temper with Lo
Greco at a press conference back in January.If you’re wondering how you’re going to tune in to the fight, we’ll tell you which
broadcasters will be showing it and walk you through the best options for streaming it online
Whether you're in the UK, Canada, US, or anywhere else we’ll point you towards the relevant stations around the world
And even if your corner of the Earth isn't showing it, we'll tell you how to tune into an international broadcast instead.The Khan vs Lo
Greco fight is scheduled to begin around 10pm BST in the UK
Keep reading and we’ll show you all of the live streaming options available.Live stream Khan vs Lo Greco with a VPNBelow we've listed all
of the best places to live stream the Khan vs Lo Greco fight online
If there is no official broadcast option in your country, you'll need to use a VPN to dial in to a country that does have one
A VPN is perfect for this as it allows you to change your IP address so you appear to be in a completely different location
We've tested hundreds of VPNs and can recommend these as the best three VPNs currently available:1
Express VPN (comes with a 30 day money back guarantee)This is the #1 rated best VPN in the world right now
You can watch on many devices at once including Smart TVs, Fire TV Stick, PC, Mac, iPhone, Android phone, iPads, tablets etc
NordVPN: SmartPlay tech makes NordVPN a great choice for streaming.3
VyprVPN: blazing speeds make VyprVPN a great choice for 4K videoHow watch Khan vs Lo Greco: UK streamUK option 1: Watch on Sky Sports or Sky
GoIf you're in the UK and already subscribe to Sky Sports then you're in luck
Unlike a lot of the biggest boxing bust ups, Khan vs Lo Greco isn't on pay-per-view
Watching the event directly on Sky will require both an 18-month subscription to Sky Entertainment for £20 per month and the Sky Sports
add-on plan for £18 per month
Sky Sports Action will show the undercard from 7pm BST with coverage of the Khan vs Lo Greco fight at 9:45pm BST.If you're not at home, or
would simply prefer to watch the fight from your phone or tablet, then you'll need to download the Sky Go app and use your normal Sky login
details.UK option 2: Live stream on Now TVIf you're not already a Sky Sports subscriber, then the cheapest way to watch the fight in the UK
is via Now TV by purchasing a Sky Sports Day Pass for £7.99 ($11.45 US)
With the pass you can watch Sky Sports for 24 full hours which will give you plenty of time to tune in for the undercard matches as well as
the Khan vs Lo Greco fight
Also, you’ll be able to stream the fight on all of your favorite devices including your Apple TV, PlayStation, Xbox, Roku, computer or
even on your smartphone.Not in the UKYou'll need a VPN and UK credit card to watch this live streamHow to watch Khan vs Lo Greco (for free):
Canada streamStream via DAZNIf you haven't already heard of this sport streaming service (and you won't be alone) DAZN is a streaming
service available in Canada, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Japan
If you're in one of these countries, you can sign up to watch Lo Greco go to-to-toe with Khan
It costs $20 a month or $150 a year.But the best news is that you can actually watch the bout absolutely free by signing up for a one month
So if you have no interest in subscribing to DAZN and haven't had a trial before, then you won't have to pay a penny to watch
Unfortunately, you need a credit card from one of those countries to sign up.How to watch Khan vs Lo Greco (for free): US streamWatch on
ESPN+US boxing fans will be able to watch the Khan vs Lo Greco fight on ESPN’s new streaming service, ESPN+
The service has a wide variety of live sports available including MLB, MLS, NHL and of course boxing
ESPN+ is just $4.99 (around £3.50) per month and even if you have a cable subscription with regular ESPN TV channels the Khan vs Lo Greco
fight will unfortunately be exclusive to the new streaming service
However, the company is offering a 30-day free trial so that you can test it out for yourself. Got ESPN Plus but outside the StatesYou'll
need a VPN to watch the live streamHow to watch Khan vs Lo Greco in PakistanWe've looked and we've looked (and we've looked) and we can't
find any news of a broadcaster in Pakistan showing Amir Khan in all his mean, lean glory this Saturday
Not great if you're there and were hoping to stay up until 2am local time to see if he can get back to winning ways. If that changes, we'll
be sure to let you know.The only alternative is to use one of our best VPNs as described above, set your location to a country on this page
that is broadcasting and go from there
But do bear in mind that most paid streaming services do require a credit card based in the country the service is from.How to watch Khan vs
Lo Greco: New Zealand streamWatch via Sky Sport or the Sky Go appLike in the UK, Sky has the rights to show the Khan vs Lo Greco fight live
It's due to air at 9am Sunday morning on Sky Sport 2 (following a four hour build-up and undercard), so it will give subscribers something
to watch over your lazy breakfast
Sky doesn't come cheap though, costing $54.81 at the very least to get a subscription that includes Sky Sport
Similarly to the UK, you can download the Sky Go app to watch away from your TV set.Not in New Zealand right now You'll need to use a VPN to
watch this streamHow do I watch Khan vs Lo Greco in AustraliaIt probably shouldn't come as much of a surprise that there isn't a lot of hype
down under about this Brit vs Canadian bout
As far as we can see, no broadcaster or streaming service has picked up the rights to air Khan against Lo Greco
So, as with Pakistan and other international destinations you could try a VPN to digitally relocate yourself to another area of the world
that is showing it - just be prepared to fall foul when needing a localised credit card to sign uphozpzNngNQHVH5MK8w9NK.jpg#
