Angel Acosta and Angelino Cordova duke it out on Thursday evening. There's only one way to watch the fight. Here's everything you need to know.
There’s a battle of the Angels in Indio, CA tonight as Angel “Tito” Acosta and Angelino “Huracán” Cordova face off in a flyweight bout.
Contents The Puerto Rican Acosta is the former WBO light flyweight world champion looking for a shot to reclaim his title. His most recent loss was to Junto Nakatani in September of 2021. He only fought once in 2022, and for only 79 seconds — he quickly KO’d Janiel Rivera. Acosta is hoping that a win against Cordova will open up an opportunity to reclaim the WBO flyweight belt. Cordova , the #1 ranked Venezuelan flyweight, is hoping to keep his undefeated record in tact.
Related Videos Angel Acosta vs Angelino Cordova will be streamed on DAZN on Thursday, April 6. The undercard fights will start at 9 p.m. ET, with the main event expected to start at 11 p.m. ET. Related Watch Acosta vs Cordova on DAZN DAZN has the exclusive rights to this boxing match, so there’s no way of getting around buying a subscription. Unfortunately there isn’t a DAZN free trial anymore, but a monthly subscription is cheap. The service costs $20 per month, and you get a lot for your money. Aside from all the live boxing and MMA, you get access to documentaries, fight replays, and fight talk shows. This is a must-have subscription for boxing and UFC fans.
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