Sebastian Fundora vs. Ermal Hadribeaj: Full fight card, start time, ring walks, odds, how to watch Saturday’s title fight

Sebastian Fundora puts his WBC super welterweight world title on the line against undefeated challenger Ermal Hadribeaj this Saturday, Oct. 17, at The Chelsea Cosmopolitan venue in Las Vegas, Nevada. Crowned has everything you need to know about Fundora vs Hadribeaj, including the full match card, start time, ring walks, betting odds and how to watch the championship live on TNT and DAZN.

Fundora (24-1-1, 16 KOs) returns to the ring following a brutal sixth round stoppage of former world champion Keith Thurman this past April. The southpaw has successfully defended his WBC title three times since capturing the belt in a bloody 2024 victory over Tim Tszyu, including another over Tszyu in their July 2025 rematch. Now the 28-year-old looks to continue his reign at 154 pounds as he pursues bigger fights and potential unification opportunities in one of the boxing’s inner divisions.

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Hadribeaj (23-0-1, 8 KOs), meanwhile, enters the biggest fight of his professional career after earning a mandatory title with a decision victory over Bakary Samake in May. The 32-year-old Albanian boxer has quietly built an undefeated record during his early years competing in Europe, and now he’s getting his first chance to capture a major world title against one of the division’s most established names.

Follow with crowned more coverage of Fundora vs Hadribeaj in the battle for the week.

Fundora vs. Hadribeaj’s main card begins at 8 pm ET on Saturday, while the main event is expected to walk the ring around 11 pm ET.

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Sebastian Fundora vs. Ermal Hadribeaj airs live on TNT and DAZN in the US, and internationally on DAZN.

The card is part of TNT’s new monthly boxing series “The Fight.”

The Fundora vs Hadribeaj undercard hints at another world championship fight, as WBA featherweight champion Brandon Figueroa (27-2-1, 20 KOs) defends his title against former world number one Tomoki Kameda (42-5, 23 KOs). Figueroa, a two-division title holder, is making the first defense of his most recent championship when he captured the belt with a final round knockout of Nick Ball in February.

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There is also a super middleweight feature between WBA middleweight champion Armando Reséndiz (16-3, 11 KOs) and Australia’s Koen Mazoudier (16-4-1, 6 KOs). Reséndiz entered the match on short notice after two-division former champion Jermall Charlo withdrew from his season fighting Mazoudier due to injury.

Fundora is a very welcome bet to retain the WBC over his main championship, entering as -1450 favorite, while Hadribeaj is listed as a +750 underdog.

Main card (8 pm ET, TNT & DAZN)

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  • WBC super welterweight championship: Sebastian Fundora (c) Ermal Hadribeaj. vs

  • WBA featherweight championship: Brandon Figueroa (c) Tomoki Kameda vs

  • Super middleweight: Armando Reséndiz vs. Koen Mazoudier

Previous card

  • Med: Jaime Enrique Osuna Diaz Cristian Cangelosi vs

  • Super middleweight: Marc Romero Braulio Matias Ferreira. vs

  • Featherweight: David Garcia vs

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