Charlie Edwards vs Angel Moreno: Fight time, ring walk, undercard latest, TV channel and stream information
Charlie Edwards makes his first defence of his flyweight world title this weekend against Angel Moreno.
The WBC champion won the belt against Cristofer Rosales last year to spark emotional scenes.
Edwards handed the belt to his wheelchair-bound mother, after her battle with cancer, following a promise made to her that he would capture a world title.
Now Edwards tops the bill at the Copper Box Arena, though there is plenty on the undercard to follow, including Joshua Buatsi and Lawrence Okolie.
Here is everything you need to know about the fight and undercard.
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The ranking of The Independent’s 10 best male boxers on the planet. Take a look through to see who comes out on top.
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2/11 10. Anthony Joshua (22-0-0)
Coming in at number 10 is the unified IBF, IBO, WBO and WBA (Super) heavyweight champion.
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3/11 9. Mikey Garcia (39-1-0)
Despite coming up short against Errol Spence in their welterweight bout, Garcia is still a modern great as a four-weight world champion.
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4/11 8. Errol Spence (25-0-0)
After his impressive win over Garcia in which he didn’t drop a round, Spence added another big name to his record. Who next for ‘The Truth?’
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5/11 7. Naoya Inoue (17-0-0)
The man nicknamed the ‘monster’ is seventh in our rankings, with the WBA (Regular) bantamweight title his prized possession.
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6/11 6. Gennady Golovkin (38-1-1)
Despite suffering the first loss of his career against Canelo Alvarez, Golovkin’s stellar career keeps him high on our rankings.
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7/11 5. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai (47-4-1)
The Thai two-time WBC super flyweight champion is the current lineal champion of his division and makes our top five.
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8/11 4. Terence Crawford (34-0-0)
Another three-weight world champion, Crawford just misses out on the top three and will look to reaffirm his place as one of the pound-for-pound modern greats with a win over Amir Khan.
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9/11 3. Canelo Alvarez (51-1-2)
One loss and a whole heap of controversy but Canelo’s record is one to be celebrated, a three-weight world champion and still just 28. The biggest star in the sport makes our top three.
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10/11 2. Oleksandr Usyk (16-0-0)
The undisputed, undefeated, unified cruiserweight world champion just misses out on the number one spot. The first boxer in history to hold all four major world championships in the division.
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11/11 1. Vasyl Lomachenko (12-1-0)
There can only be one. The king of the amateur game has stepped up to become the king of the professionals. Just 13 fights into his career and despite one career defeat, the current unified lightweight world champion sets records for days.
Loma won a world title in his third fight, became a two-weight champion in his seventh, and a three-weight champion in his twelfth fight. The king.
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1/11 Who is the best pound-for-pound boxer in the world?
The ranking of The Independent’s 10 best male boxers on the planet. Take a look through to see who comes out on top.
AP
2/11 10. Anthony Joshua (22-0-0)
Coming in at number 10 is the unified IBF, IBO, WBO and WBA (Super) heavyweight champion.
REUTERS
3/11 9. Mikey Garcia (39-1-0)
Despite coming up short against Errol Spence in their welterweight bout, Garcia is still a modern great as a four-weight world champion.
Getty Images
4/11 8. Errol Spence (25-0-0)
After his impressive win over Garcia in which he didn’t drop a round, Spence added another big name to his record. Who next for ‘The Truth?’
Getty Images
5/11 7. Naoya Inoue (17-0-0)
The man nicknamed the ‘monster’ is seventh in our rankings, with the WBA (Regular) bantamweight title his prized possession.
Getty Images
6/11 6. Gennady Golovkin (38-1-1)
Despite suffering the first loss of his career against Canelo Alvarez, Golovkin’s stellar career keeps him high on our rankings.
Getty Images
7/11 5. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai (47-4-1)
The Thai two-time WBC super flyweight champion is the current lineal champion of his division and makes our top five.
Getty Images
8/11 4. Terence Crawford (34-0-0)
Another three-weight world champion, Crawford just misses out on the top three and will look to reaffirm his place as one of the pound-for-pound modern greats with a win over Amir Khan.
Getty Images
9/11 3. Canelo Alvarez (51-1-2)
One loss and a whole heap of controversy but Canelo’s record is one to be celebrated, a three-weight world champion and still just 28. The biggest star in the sport makes our top three.
Getty Images
10/11 2. Oleksandr Usyk (16-0-0)
The undisputed, undefeated, unified cruiserweight world champion just misses out on the number one spot. The first boxer in history to hold all four major world championships in the division.
Getty Images
11/11 1. Vasyl Lomachenko (12-1-0)
There can only be one. The king of the amateur game has stepped up to become the king of the professionals. Just 13 fights into his career and despite one career defeat, the current unified lightweight world champion sets records for days.
Loma won a world title in his third fight, became a two-weight champion in his seventh, and a three-weight champion in his twelfth fight. The king.
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When and where is the fight?
The fight is on Saturday, March 23 at the Copper Box Arena in London.
What time will the main event ring walks be?
Ring walks for the main event will take place just after 10pm.
What TV channel will it be on?
The fight will be on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action, coverage starts at 7pm, with a live stream available on Sky Go.
You can also get the fight in the United States with the streaming platform DAZN.
Are tickets still available?
Yes, you can still grab tickets on See Tickets.
Buatsi is one for the future (Getty)
What is the full fight schedule?
Charlie Edwards vs Angel Moreno – WBC world flyweight title
Joshua Buatsi vs Liam Conroy – British light heavyweight title
Lawrence Okolie vs Wadi Camacho – British and Commonwealth cruiserweight titles
Lewis Ritson vs German Argentino Benitez
Jason Quigley vs Mathia Eklund
Sean McGoldrick vs Sean Cairns
Shannon Courtenay vs Cristina Busuioc
Lewis Syrett vs Danail Stoyanov
Tom Ansell vs Chris Adaway
