The WBC is set to host a highly anticipated fight featuring Brandon Figueroa vs Mark Magsayo for the interim WBC featherweight title, check out the fight date, expected start time, live stream, fight card, and tickets
Both Brandon Figueroa and Mark Magsayo are former champions and they are both looking to take to win.
Brandon Figueroa vs Mark Magsayo date, time, venue, tickets, odds, full fight card, live stream telecast
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🗓 Saturday, March 4
🕘 9PM ET/6PM PT
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Rey Vargas is the current WBC champion, who won the belt after managing to beat Magsayo back in July.
Brandon Figueroa brief bio
Figueroa (23-1-1, 18 KOs) is a 26-year-old American boxer who turned pro in 2015. He is currently looking to become a two-division champion after previously beating Yonfrez Parejo to become the interim WBA super-bantamweight titleholder in 2019.
He soon upgraded to full champion shortly after beating WBC counterpart Luis Nery in the seventh round. However, he lost both belts against Stephen Fulton. Figueroa’s last fought was in July, where he beat Carlos Castro via TKO during his featherweight debut match.
Mark Magsayo brief bio
Magsayo is a Filipino former WBO international featherweight champion, who won the WBC-ABC featherweight title in 2019 against Panya Uthok. Just recently in January, he won the WBC featherweight title after beating Gary Russell Jr. However, he lost it to Rey Vargas via split decision on his first match defending the title.
Brandon Figueroa vs. Mark Magsayo fight date and expected start time
Given below are the fight dates and start times for the Brandon Figueroa vs. Mark Magsayo for different time zones:
| ET | GMT | AEDT | |
| Date | Saturday, March 4 | Sunday, March 5 | Sunday, March 5 |
| Main card | 9 p.m. | 2 a.m. | 1 p.m. |
| Main Event | 11:30 p.m. | 4:30 a.m. | 3:30 p.m. |
Fans should note that the start time for the main event is a predicted time and not fixed as main event match times vary based on how long the undercard fights take.
Brandon Figueroa vs. Mark Magsayo how to watch live
| Country | Date | Channel + Live Stream (main card) |
| United States | Saturday, March 4 | Showtime |
| United Kingdom | Sunday, March 5 | TBA |
| Australia | Sunday, March 5 | TBA |
Fans in the US can stream Showtime using Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Roku, Xbox ONE, laptops, or any mobile or tablet device.
Fight venue
The highly anticipated Figueroa vs. Magsayo fight will take place at the Toyota Arena, Ontario, Canada. The venue can hold up to 11,000+ spectators.
Brandon Figueroa vs. Mark Magsayo ticket prices
Tickets for the upcoming fight between Figueroa and Magsayo will start at $40 on TicketSmarter. Following which, it will go up all the way to $638. Given below are the different price ranges:
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- $638
Brandon Figueroa vs. Mark Magsayo betting odds
| Fighters | Odds | |
| Brandon Figueroa | -300 | Favorite |
| Mark Magsayo | +240 | Underdog |
Meanwhile the odds in Canada state:
| Fighters | Odds | |
| Brandon Figueroa | -242 | Favorite |
| Mark Magsayo | +176 | Underdog |
Brandon Figueroa and Mark Magsayo record and bio comparison
Given below is a side by side comparison of the two fighters’ records and bio
| Brandon Figueroa | Mark Magsayo | |
| Nationality | American | Filipino |
| Date of birth | December 29, 1996 | June 22, 1995 |
| Height | 5’8” | 5’6” ½ |
| Reach | 72.5 inches | 68 inches |
| Total fights | 25 | 25 |
| Record | 23-1-1 with 18 wins via knockout | 24-1 with16 wins via knockout |
Brandon Figueroa vs. Mark Magsayo full fight card
| Fight fixtures | Category |
| Brandon Figueroa vs. Mark Magsayo | Interim WBC featherweight title |
| Jarrett Hurd vs. Armando Resendiz | Middleweights |
| Amilcar Vidal vs. Elijah Garcia | Middleweights |
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