All the details you need to know on the Nick Ball vs TJ Dohney fight time, live streaming and more.
It is a solid card tonight in the UK as former world champion Doheny from Ireland will look to raise his game this Saint Patrick’s Day weekend.
Start Times (Local UK and US)
- UK (GMT):
- Prelims: 6:30 PM
- Main Card: ~8:00 PM
- Ball vs. Doheny Ringwalks: ~10:20 PM
- US Eastern Time (ET):
- Prelims: 1:30 PM
- Main Card: ~3:00 PM
- Ringwalks: ~5:20 PM
- US Pacific Time (PT):
- Prelims: 10:30 AM
- Main Card: ~12:00 PM
- Ringwalks: ~2:20 PM
- Note: Times are approximate—boxing’s a wild beast, so fights could shift depending on knockouts or decisions.
Streaming Info
- UK: Live on TNT Sports (via Sky, BT, Virgin Media, or the TNT Sports app). Also available on Discovery+ Premium (£3.99/month or £39.99/year) for streaming—no cable needed, cancel anytime.
- US: Streams on DAZN (global broadcaster except UK/Ireland). Subscription options: $19.99/month (flexible) or $149.99/year (cheaper long-term).
- It’s a Queensberry Promotions event dubbed “Hard Days Night”—expect a rowdy Liverpool crowd.
Undercard Info (Main Fights)
- Nick Ball vs. TJ Doheny (Featherweight, 12 rounds):
- Ball (21-0-1, 12 KOs) defends his WBA title against Doheny (26-5, 20 KOs), a former champ looking to rebound.
- Andrew Cain vs. Charlie Edwards (Bantamweight, 12 rounds):
- Cain (13-1, 12 KOs) puts up his British and Commonwealth titles, plus the vacant WBC Silver belt, against ex-champ Edwards (20-1, 7 KOs).
- Brad Strand vs. Ionut Baluta (Super Bantamweight, 10 rounds):
- Strand (12-1, 4 KOs) battles Baluta (16-5-1, 3 KOs) for the vacant WBO European title.
- Jadier Herrera vs. Jose Macias Enriquez (Lightweight, 10 rounds):
- Unbeaten Cuban Herrera (16-0, 14 KOs) faces Enriquez (21-3-2, 8 KOs) for the WBA Intercontinental strap.
- Jack Turner vs. Ryan Farrag (Super Flyweight, 10 rounds):
- Knockout artist Turner (10-0, 9 KOs) takes on veteran Farrag (23-5, 6 KOs) for the vacant WBA International title.
- Prelim Highlights (starting 6:30 PM GMT / 1:30 PM ET):
- Jack Power vs. Jose Aguirre (Middleweight, 6 rounds)
- Stephen Clarke vs. Dmitri Protkunas (Middleweight, 6 rounds)
- Debuts from Leighton and William Birchall, plus Lucas Biswana and Lewis Lawton in short bouts.
Overall a good card with some good scraps featuring a mix of prospects and veterans.
Sure, Doheny is an underdog tonight but don’t forget too last time out in September he only lost to one of the best boxers of these times in ‘The Monster’ Inoue from Japan.
He has now mixed at the very best levels in boxing but he is up against it against hometown fighter from Liverpool, the undefeated, younger, Nick Ball tonight.
Doheny will be up for this fight though and his trained well, it is a very good fight all the same this one tonight.
Expect true mayhem in this one — the two don’t appear to be fond of one another either which always helps a bit in that regard.
