Benavidez Vs. Morrell On Feb. 1: Start Time And Streaming Details

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The decisive showdown between the undefeated fighters takes center stage Saturday 1 Februarywhen David “El Monstro” Benavidez Squares vs David Morrell Jr In a 12-round light heavyweight fight in T-Mobile Arena In Las Vegas. Prime Video will distribute this PBC pay-per-view Event, starting from 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT.

Benavidez vs. Morel history and start times

Main card start times (approximate):

Canada/USA (Eastern Time): 8:00 pm
USA (PT): 5:00 pm
United Kingdom (GMT): 1:00 AM (February 2)
Europe (Central Europe): 2:00 AM (February 2)

Main Event Tracks (approximate):

Canada/USA (Eastern Time): 11:00 pm
USA (PT): 8:00 pm
United Kingdom (GMT): 4:00 AM (February 2)
Europe (Central Europe): 5:00 AM (February 2)

Times are subject to change based on the duration of the undercard.

Where to watch Benavidez vs. Muriel

Canada: Available for purchase on Prime Video (no Prime membership required).
United States of America and other territories: Check your local cable or satellite providers and streaming platforms for availability.

For more details on pay-per-view and streaming options, visit www.primevideo.com or your local service provider’s website.

Main Event: Benavidez vs. Muriel

David “El Monstro” Benavidez (29-0, 24 KOs) – Interim WBC light heavyweight champion

age: 27
Recent highlights: He captured the interim WBC heavyweight title in June by defeating former world champion Oleksandr Gvozdyk. He had notable wins in 2023 over Caleb Plant (UD) and Demetrius Andrade (6th round stoppage).
Quotes:
“David Morrell Jr. is a great boxer, but when fight night comes, I’m going to be the better man and show the world why I’m an elite fighter.”

David Morrell Jr. (11-0, 9 KOs) – WBA light heavyweight champion

age: 26
background: The prominent Cuban who started his professional career in Minneapolis. He moved up to light heavyweight in 2024, capturing the WBA title with a unanimous decision over Radivoje Kalajidzic.
Quotes:
“These are two undefeated fighters in the prime of their careers… I think this will be one of the most memorable fights in boxing history. I knock out David Benavidez!”

Both men are entering at the peak of their abilities, vying to stake their claim as the dominant force at 175 pounds. The winner could emerge as a future star and major player in the division.

Co-Main Event: Figueroa vs. Fulton II

Brandon “The Heartbreaker” Figueroa (25-1-1, 19 KOs) – WBC featherweight world champion

biography: He was promoted to WBC featherweight champion in 2023 after outpointing Mark Magsayo (UD) and successfully defending against Jesse Magdaleno (9th round). A relentless pressure fighter who initially captured the WBC 122-pound title in 2021.
Quotes:
“I plan to leave no doubt this time. I don’t intend to leave it up to the judges.”

Stephen Fulton Jr. (22-1, 8 KOs) – Former unified world champion

background: The Philadelphia native held the unified super bantamweight titles, defeating Figueroa by majority decision in their first bout. He suffered a loss to Naoya Inoue in July 2023, but rebounded by defeating Carlos Castro.
Quotes:
“I feel strong… and I expect Figueroa to have a tough fight, just like before. But I won my third world title in the second division.”

This 12-round featherweight fight is a repeat of their meeting in 2021 that ended with a narrow score. Figueroa’s pressure style will once again test Fulton’s boxing great in a grudge sequel that fans have long awaited.

Additional fights on the card

Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz Vs. Angel Fierro – Super Lightweight Division – An all-Mexican showdown featuring Cruz’s aggressiveness and Fierro’s assertive approach.

Jesus “Mono” Ramos Jr. vs. Jason Rosario – 10 rounds, Middleweight Division – Rising Mexican talent Ramos Jr. tests his skills against former unified champion Rosario.

Why you should watch Benavídez vs. Muriel

Unbeatable battle
Two light heavyweight champions risk their perfect records, ensuring a compelling clash of styles and skills.
High-level featherweight competition
Figueroa-Fulton II revisits one of the most controversial fights of 2021. The contrast between relentless aggression and smooth boxing adds a layer of intrigue.
Undercard stacked
Mexican superstars Isaac Cruz and Jesús Ramos Jr. deliver action-packed bouts that often end in crowd-pleasing finishes.
Prime Video debuts in Canada
A new platform for PBC’s pay-per-view events, allowing Canadian fans to easily purchase fights. There’s no need to sign up — just enjoy a night of action among the best competitors.