Boxing Tonight: TV channels, live streams, UK start times and fight cards

Undefeated sensation Pat McCormack is back in the ring tonight as he faces a step up in competition against Miguel Parra.

The 30-year-old Olympic medalist made his professional debut three years ago, and has already established himself as a real star in the making. McCormack scored an impressive victory over Robbie Davies Jr in his last outing back in February. As for Parra, the 32-year-old has gained a bit of momentum following his defeat to Shakhram Giyasov last year.

He has since defeated Jose Angel Flores Chan, Maykol Mendoza and Nestor Gonzalez. Tonight's blockbuster showdown is now a WBA welterweight world title eliminator. With a lot more now on the line for both men - it means that the winner will be in line to challenge for the full world title which is currently held by Rolando Romero. And so, here is everything you need to know about tonight's fights....

What time is Pat McCormack vs Miguel Parra?

Tonight's blockbuster event is scheduled to take place at Sunderland Live Arena in Sunderland. The main card is due to get underway at around 7pm BST (11am PT / 1pm CT / 2pm ET). In the main event, Parra will make the walk to the ring first at around 9:15pm UK time (1:15pm PT / 3:15pm CT / 4:15pm ET) with McCormack set to follow immediately after. The two stars will then touch gloves just after 9:30pm UK time before the first bell sounds. The fight should not start later than this but could be brought forward if the undercard fights are completed earlier than expected.

How to watch Pat McCormack vs Miguel Parra on TV and via live stream Full card and undercard

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Quotes corner

Pat McCormack: “I’m buzzing to be back home in the North East. I got a good win against Robbie Davies Jr. last time out, now I’ve got a good world-ranked opponent in front of me. He’s a very good fighter, a tough Mexican, but I believe I’ve got the skills to beat him. All that matters is winning and looking good. The British Title is what I want next or European or Commonwealth. The British against Conah Walker is the fight that everyone seems to be talking about so I’m happy to have it next. But I need to get through Parra first. I’ve got to keep winning, and then I’m just about there. My prediction? Pat McCormack win. And I’ll look good doing it.”

Miguel Parra : “It’s going to be the fight of my life [against Pat McCormack]. I’m looking forward to this fight and everything that comes with it. I’ve had a lot of preparation for this fight. Originally, it was set for 10 rounds but now it’s 12 rounds and I’ve had to really work hard in my training for it. Mexican fighters are Mexican fighters. I’m going to enjoy this fight and do the very best I can.”