How to watch Errol Spence vs Carlos Ocampo: live stream the full fight online from anywhere

Errol Spence Jr. from the United States takes on Mexico's Carlos Ocampo in an eagerly-anticipated bout. Spence is the undefeated world welterweight champion, but could talented 22-year-old Ocampo cause an upset in the American's hometown? You can find out by watching Errol Spence vs Carlos Ocampo with a live stream.

Boxing fans can look forward to seeing both talent and grit in abundance this weekend, as Errol Spence Jr. takes on Carlos Ocampo in an eagerly-anticipated bout.

Spence is the welterweight world champion and will be defending his belt in front of an expectant home crowd in Texas, USA. The 28-year-old has 23 career wins to his name and no defeats, with an impressive 20 of those victories coming by way of a knock-out.

But in Ocampo, the American faces young and hungry opposition. The 22 year-old is another promising fighter from the conveyor belt of Mexican talent and is also undefeated with 22 career wins – 13 of which were knock-outs.

Will Spence be parading the belt in front of his fellow Texans on Saturday night or will Ocampo cause an upset? Find out by getting a live stream of the Spence vs Ocampo fight via one of the channels below. Even if there isn't a broadcast in your country, with our advice you could try using a VPN to watch Spence and Ocampo go to-to-toe - there's even a way to watch for free.

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How to watch Spence vs Ocampo: free US live stream

How to watch Spence vs Ocampo fight in the UK

Using a VPN is the only way
Sorry UK fight fans, it doesn't look like either Sky Sports or BT Sport have decided to pick up the Spence vs Ocampo bout. The only way we can think of watching is by grabbing a VPN and trying to get hold of coverage in another country.

How to watch Spence vs Ocampo: Australia stream

Fox Sports Australia will be showing the fight
Good news for those hoping to catch Spence v Ocampo in Australia – Fox Sports 505 will showing the bout from 11am local time on Sunday morning. That means that a live stream will be available via Foxtel Now if you are signed up to the sport package.