Tonight, December 5, WBC and IBF World Welterweight champion Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr. will be putting both of his belts on the line in a title bout against challenger Danny “Swift” Garcia. This is a pay-per-view event that will air exclusively via FITE.TV. If you’re looking for a way to watch the Spence Jr. vs. Garcia live stream online this evening, read on to find out how you can grab the PPV package — and how you can catch all the action live with FITE.TV.
FITE.TV is your go-to spot for all sorts of fight content that you’re not going to find on mainstream streaming services like Buy at ESPN+ . This includes everything from boxing and MMA to pro wrestling and FITE.TV is also host to exciting pay-per-view events like last month’s Tyson vs. Jones exhibition match as well as tonight’s World Welterweight championship bout between Errol Spence Jr. and Danny Garcia. You can access FITE.TV on virtually any modern streaming device (including PlayStation and Xbox gaming consoles) as well as your PC web browser; a full list of compatible platforms can be found here.
The main event for this FITE.TV pay-per-view is a showdown between two of the world’s top welterweight fighters for the WBC and IBF championship belts. Undefeated champ Errol Spence Jr. has 26 wins under his belt with 21 knockouts. Spence Jr. is regarded as one of the best boxers in the world, but this will be his first fight since a serious car accident last October that has left him out of the ring for more than a year. Whether the champion can still hold his own against a challenger like Danny Garcia after such an absence has yet to be seen. Garcia boasts his own impressive record of 36 wins with only two losses and is himself a former two-division world champion.
Both men will have their work cut out for them tonight, but if you want to see for yourself which fighter will take home the WBC and IBF World Welterweight championship, now’s the time to sign up for FITE.TV and grab the pay-per-view package for $75. There are four bouts in total on the fight card, and the action starts at 9 p.m. ET. Yesterday's weigh-in is also available to be streamed free of charge.
