Liam Paro vs David Papot: how to view the boxing fight everywhere

Former IBF super lightweight champion Liam Paro (26-1, 16 Kos) returns to the spotlights in a high-stakes fight against David Papot of France (30-0-1, 5 Kos). The couple will meet on Thursday 15 September in an IBF World Welterweight Eliminator, where the winner has obtained a mandatory chance of Lewis Crocker’s IBF World Welterweight title.

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The confrontation will be performed in Pat Rafter Arena in Tennyson, Queensland, with Main Event and Kayo Sports who wear the fight live throughout Australia. British fans can coordinate from 10 a.m., while the Australian public will have full coverage from the evening.

Weigh drama adds intensity

Both hunters come under pressure, where Papot initially caused controversy by getting something within the strict limit of 147 pounds of welter weight. The French Southpaw weighed 147.3 pounds at the first attempt and gave him two hours to reduce the excess weight. Papot could only be stripped and draped in a towel and managed to make the official limit on exactly 147 pounds, only 20 minutes after his first weighting.

Paro, on the other hand, came sharp and ready at 146.7 pounds. The resident of Brisbane made it clear that discipline is just as important as talent. “I am ready to fight,” Paro said during the official broadcast. “If he wants to fight for the title, he must be professional and make weight.”

Stakes could not be higher

The Eliminator guarantees the winner a chance for the newly claimed IBF belt from Crocker. For Paro this fight is about redemption. The 29-year-old Southpaw lost its super lightweight Kroon last December in a narrow defeat of Split-Decision against Richardson Hitchins. He returned strongly in June and put Jonathan Navarro in the fifth round in Cairns, which showed that he still has the world class ambitions.

This will be the second fight of Paro in Welterweight, a division where he believes that his power and boxing will flourish IQ. “I feel good and ready to make my presence feel in the Welterweight Division,” Paro promised at the weighting.

Meanwhile, Papot arrives from France with an unbeaten record and the motivation to score a career -made upset. At 34 he knows that this might be his last chance to secure a world title shot. Having a victory in Paro’s home State Queensland would immediately propel him in global recognition, just as Paro did himself in Puerto Rico when he made Subriel Matias Van Streek to conquer the IBF -Kroon in 2022.

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The No Limit Boxing Card is available live in Australia via pay-per-view on Main Event and Streaming Service You sport. International viewers have access to coverage through regional temporary partners, although Australian services remain the official option. The ring walks of the most important events are expected later on the evening of the local time, with starting times ranging, depending on the length of the undercard.

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Undercard -Fights add extra intrigues

The Paro vs. Papot Eliminator Headlines A busy fighting evening, but the Undercard also has various remarkable competitions:

• Liam Wilson (130LBS) vs. Jorge Santana (129.5LBS) -A 10-round junior featherweight fight with one of the most exciting talents in Australia.
• Jacob van (153.7LBS) vs. Rikki Naito (153.9LBS) -At technical 6-round junior middleweight collision with international taste.
• The lie is trayella (149.3LBS) vs. Lachlan O’Shea (149.5LBS) -A closely matched 6-round junior middleweight fight.
• Sonny Knight (164.9LBS) vs. Ken Aitken (162.2LBS) -A 8-round super middleweight showdown.
• Danny Keating (149.9LBS) vs. Sachin Naatiyal (150.7LBS) -A 5-round welterweight match that should bring fireworks.
• Matthew Hosking (144LBS) vs. Lance McDonald (143LBS) -A 4-round welterweight opener.

Together these attacks ensure that fans are treated to a full evening of action, in which experienced contenders are combined with hungry prospects.

A career-defining evening

For Liam Paro this is an opportunity to rebuild his world title path and prove that he can thrive in Welterweight. For David Papot it is an opportunity to silence the critics and to shock the Australian crowd with an upset victory that would immediately change his career path.

Regardless of the weighing drama or the pressure around the event, the fight promises a collision of styles: Paro’s aggressive Southpaw attack against the composed and defensive approach to Papot. With the IBF title shot that hangs in the balance, Pat Rafter Arena has been set to organize one of the most meaningful nights of boxing in 2025.

Fans can catch all action live on Main Event and Kayo Sports – a night that can very well form the future of the Welterweight Division.