Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace
Ben Whittaker and Conor Wallace meet on at (Spain time) at Utilita Arena, Birmingham · Light heavyweight over 12 rounds. In Spain that is 21:00 on 3 October 2026. Watch on DAZN Global.
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Undercard
The 2 fights supporting the main event, most important first.
- Sean Bruce vs Hamza Uddin — Flyweight
- Bilal Fawaz vs Eithan James — Super welterweight
Start time by country
Start time of the Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace card, written out in each zone. The main event usually walks two or three hours later.
| Zone | Day | Time |
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How to watch, by country
- United StatesDAZN
- United KingdomDAZN Global
Frequently asked questions
When is Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace?
Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace takes place on 3 October 2026 at 21:00 Spain time, at Utilita Arena, Birmingham.
What time is Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace in the US, the UK and Mexico?
The card starts at 21:00 Spain time, which is 20:00 in London, 15:00 in New York, 14:00 in Chicago, 12:00 in Los Angeles, 13:00 in Mexico City. That is when the card opens; the main event usually walks two or three hours later.
How to watch Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace?
Watch it on DAZN Global. Broadcasters vary by country: this site's where-to-watch guide covers the United States and the United Kingdom.
How many rounds is Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace and what is at stake?
It is scheduled for 12 rounds at light heavyweight.
Who else is fighting on the Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace card?
Besides the main event, the announced card includes 2 more fights: Sean Bruce vs. Hamza Uddin — Flyweight; Bilal Fawaz vs. Eithan James — Super welterweight. They all take place on the same night; the exact running order is up to the broadcaster.
A term you don't know? The ring glossary explains what a PPV, the undercard or an undisputed champion.
Mind the time. The time shown is when the card starts, not the main event: two or three hours usually separate them, and cards adjust to TV schedules. Allow a 30 to 60 minute margin.