Isaac Cruz puts his interim WBC 140-pound title on the line against Nestor Bravo on Saturday night in San Diego, and the bout will stream exclusively on DAZN. The fight is not a pay-per-view event, so fans who want to watch it will need a DAZN subscription or annual pass, and those watching on television must do it through the DAZN app on a smart TV.
The main event begins at 8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT from Pechanga Arena in Southern California, with Pitbull and Bravo expected to make their entrances around 11 p.m. ET. That ring-walk estimate matters because the card has to move through the earlier bouts first, and the later the lineup runs, the closer the main event gets to that 11 p.m. window.
Cruz enters with a 28-3-2 record and the edge of being a two-division boxing world champion, while Bravo is 24-1. On paper, Bravo has the slightly better record, but Cruz is still the heavy betting favorite, which is part of why this fight is drawing attention beyond the title itself.
The bout is being sold as a live online boxing event through DAZN, with a monthly subscription starting at $24.99 and an annual pass priced at $249.99. Rolling Stone said this is not a pay-per-view fight, so no additional charges or fees apply, a detail that makes the card more accessible than many title fights at this level.
What happens next is the part that gives the night its real weight: the winner is expected to be in position for a bigger title fight. Cruz has the belt, Bravo has the record, and the market has still lined up behind Cruz, leaving the result to settle more than one question in the ring at Pechanga Arena.
