Regis Prograis vs Josh Taylor live stream: how to watch the fight online from anywhere

With legal disputes that threatened to put a block on tonight's fight now resolved, America’s WBA champion Regis Prograis takes on Scotland’s IBF champion Josh Taylor tonight at the O2 in London. It's being highly anticipated, and you can make sure you don't miss out by following our Prograis vs Taylor live stream guide.

Prograis had filed a lawsuit over late payments against Comosa, the organisers of tonight's super-lightweight World Boxing Super Series final, but the action is now thankfully set to place in a ring rather than a law court.

The hype is building around Taylor, who is now unbeaten in 15 fights. Tonight represents the biggest challenge of the tall and rangy Edinburgh-born boxer's career, coming up against a more experienced opponent who also stands undefeated, with 24 wins under his belt.

Prograis has been installed as 8-13 favourite with the bookmakers, but many pundits see it as a fight too close to call. The New Orleans native will have to contend with a crowd firmly in support of Taylor tonight. Nevertheless, having had to contend with the devastation and displacement caused by hurricane Katrina when he was a teenager in order to make it as a boxer, a hostile arena is highly unlikely to phase the 30-year-old.

Read on to find out how to live stream Prograis vs Taylor boxing from absolutely anywhere.

Live stream Prograis vs Taylor from outside your country 

In the UK or North America (where DAZN has you sorted) tonight? Then scroll just a little further down this page and we'll tell you who's broadcasting the boxing from where you are. As well as some bad news for those Down Under.

But if you're abroad this weekend then you'll need another way to watch and avoid possible geo-blocking. That's where using a VPN comes in.

How to watch the Prograis vs Taylor fight: UK stream

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