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Canelo Alvarez will fight Christian Mbilli in a WBC title fight on Halloween, here's how to watch. (Steve Marcus/Getty Images) (Steve Marcus via Getty Images) Sat, October 31, 2026 at 5:15 PM UTC · 2 min read About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Uncrowned Staff · Liz Kocan Canelo Alvarez was originally scheduled to fight Christian Mbilli on Sept. 12, but the fight was pushed back and now has a new date, Saturday, Oct. 31. (Fight night = fright night!) Alvarez (63-3-2, 39 KOs) will challenge super middleweight champion Mbilli (29-0-1, 24 KOs) for the WBC title. It's not the only title fight on the card, either; you can also catch Rafael Espinoza vs. Lorenzo Parra sparring for the featherweight WBO title and a bout between Jaime Munguia and Nikita Zon for Munguia's WBA super middleweight title.
You can tune in to the Alvarez vs. Mbilli fight at home on DAZN PPV, where it will cost $79.99, but if you want to save a little, you can also watch the fight with DAZN's PPV subscription plan, which is just $49.99/month and gets you more than 12 PPV fights per year.
Here's everything you need to know to watch the Alvarez vs. Mbilli fight, including the schedule, fight card, prices, and more.
Main ringwalks : 4:30 p.m. ET/ 1:30 p.m. PT
The title fight between Canelo Alvarez and Christian Mbilli is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 31. Fight times have yet to be announced.
The Alvarez vs. Mbilli fight, including the complete fight card, will be available on DAZN PPV for $79.99.
If you plan to watch this fight and more high-profile bouts throughout the year, DAZN also has a PPV tier called DAZN Ultimate; for $49.99/month, you can get access to at least 12 PPV fights a year, including Alvarez vs. Mbilli, plus over 185 other fights that come with a regular subscription. It's definitely a deal if you plan to watch a lot of PPV fights, since many are well over $50, and this one alone costs $80.
Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli: For Mbilli's WBC super middleweight title
Jaime Munguia vs. Nikita Zon: For Munguia's WBA super middleweight title
Rafael Espinoza vs. Lorenzo Parra: For Espinoza's WBO featherweight title
Raymond Rojas Garcia vs. Reito Tsutsumi: Super featherweight
DAZN is the home of boxing, broadcasting over 185 fights a year, plus MMA, PFL, BKFC, and Misfits crossover boxing. This weekend's fight is a PPV and costs $79.99 to watch.
If that seems steep, one way to save a little money is to sign up for DAZN's PPV plan that includes at least 12 major pay-per-view fights, including this weekend's, for just $49.99/month. The subscription requires an annual commitment, but considering that many of their PPV fights cost $50-80 on top of a monthly subscription, it's a good deal if you plan to watch them all.
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