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Dont miss! Briedis vs Opetaiao live free boxing today from new zealand and australia and world wide, here Mairis Briedis vs Jai Opetaia is taking place at the Gold Coast Convention Centre in Queensland, Australia on Saturday, July 2. The fight was broadcast on FOXTEL pay-per-view in Australia and FITE TV in both the UK and USA.

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IBF Cruiserweight Champion Mairis Briedis of Latvia puts his belt on the line against unbeaten Jai Opetaia of Australia at the Gold Coast Convention Centre in Queensland Australia this Saturday, July 2nd. Briedis (28-1, 20 KOs) is arguably the number one man in the division, and there could well be a unification fight on the horizon, with WBO boss Lawrence Okolie keen on a meeting, but first, the 37-year-old must get past the mandatory challenge of Opetaia (21-0, 17 KOs), with the fight broadcast on FOXTEL pay-per-view in Australia and on FITE TV in both the UK and USA.

Briedis first became world champion in April 2017, capturing the vacant WBC crown with a clear points win over Marco Huck, and he defended five months later by outscoring Mike Perez.

His sole professional defeat came in the semi-final of the World Boxing Super Series, but he pushed Oleksandr Usyk to the wire, losing by just two points on two cards in a majority verdict loss.

 When Is Briedis vs Opetaia? Date, Start Time

  • Date: Saturday, July 2   
  • Main card: 7 p.m. AEST / 10 a.m. BST / 5 a.m. ET  
  • Main event ring walks (approx): 9 p.m. AEST /  12 p.m. BST / 7 a.m. ET 

The main card is set to get underway at 7 p.m. AEST / 10 a.m. BST / 5 a.m. ET with the main event ring walks scheduled for 9 p.m. AEST / 12 p.m. BST / 7 a.m. ET. These timings could change due to the length of the undercard fights.

What Channel/Stream Is Briedis Vs. Opetaia?

  • AUS: Foxtel PPV
  • U.S.: FITE TV
  • UK: FITE TV  

Fans in Australia can watch the fight on Foxtel PPV for $59.95. FITE TV will broadcast the fight in the U.S. and UK. 

Where Is The Briedis Vs Opetaia Fight?

The fight will take place at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Mairis Briedis Record And Bio

  • Nationality: Latvia  
  • Date of Birth: January 13, 1985
  • Height: 6′ 1″  
  • Reach: 75″  
  • Total Fights: 29  
  • Record: 28-1 (20 KOs) 

Here's a guide to everything you need to know about Briedis vs. Opetaia including main card fights live streams on Reddit.

Jai Opetaia Record And Bio

  • Nationality: Australia
  • Date of Birth: June 30, 1995 
  • Height: 6′ 3″
  • Reach: 76″ 
  • Total Fights: 21
  • Record: 21-0 (17 KOs)   

Briedis vs. Opetaia Fight Card

  • Mairis Briedis vs. Jai Opetaia for Briedis’ IBF world cruiserweight title
  • Isaac Hardman vs. Beau Hartas; Middleweight
  • Dana Coolwell vs. Lorenz Ladrada; Featherweight
  • Taylah Robertson vs. Yoselin Rodriguez; Women’s super flyweight
  • Faris Chevalier vs. Conor Wallace; Light heavyweight
  • Joel Camilleri vs. Koen Mazoudier; Super welterweight
  • David Nyika vs. Louis Marsters; Cruiserweight
  • Austin Aokuso vs. Laurence Titter; Catchweight
  • Miles Zalewski vs. Shiva Mishra; Featherweight

Who is Jai Opetaia?

The Aussie boxer has a record of 21-0, he has been on a tear in recent years and is next in line for the cruiserweight world title.

Opetaia qualified for the 2012 Olympics as a heavyweight at the age of 16, making him the youngest ever Australian Olympic boxer.

The 26-year-old competes in the cruiserweight division weighing 86.2kg for his fights and stands at 193cm with a reach of 193cm.

The cruiserweight is undefeated in his professional career with 21 wins and 17 by KO.

Who is Mairis Briedis?

Opetaia is fighting three-time cruiserweight champion Mairis Briedis, who is ranked number 13 on BoxRec’s pound-for-pound list.

Briedis became the first Latvian to hold a world boxing championship when he won the cruiserweight title in 2017.

The 37-year-old has only one loss in his professional career to current heavyweight world champion Oleksandr Usyk, who defeated Anthony Joshua in September.

Briedis is on a five-fight winning streak since the loss in 2018 and is looking to continue his form against Opetaia.

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Mairis Briedis is the reigning IBF and The Ring Magazine cruiserweight champion and a “top 15 pound-for-pound boxer” according to his manager.

He’s also the man who produced a Jake Paul diss track with his name tattooed on his leg and wants to carry the torch of success in Australia from another Latvian whose legend is said to have spawned the famous Crocodile Dundee film series.

Watch Jai Opetaia fight Mairis Briedis for the IBF and Ring Magazine Cruiserweight Titles. Saturday, July 2nd from 7 pm AEST LIVE with Main Event on Kayo Sports & Foxtel.

Briedis (28-1, 20 KOs) will defend his titles against Australian star Jai Opetaia (21-0, 17 KOs) at the Gold Coast Convention Center while chasing a cruiserweight unification bout.

Well, it’s either the unification fight or a fight against the YouTube star-turned-boxer that the Riga native desires.

Mairis Briedis vs Jai Opetaia Predictions

Mairis Briedis has fought a who’s who at cruiserweight and his only loss came to Oleksandr Usyk. sky, of course, has gone on to become an undisputed world cruiserweight champion before stepping up to heavyweight to dethrone Anthony Joshua. Therefore it is no surprise to see Briedis being made the odds-on favorite for this fight.

Briedis isn’t the quickest cruiserweight out there but he has a lot of experience to go with his skills and power. He also owns a sturdy chin. He’s not naturally aggressive either and often looks pedestrian in the ring but Opetaia has been boxing domestic-level opponents up to now and is stepping up in class.

 It might not be the most entertaining fight unless Opetaia lets his hands go and forces Briedis to answer back.

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