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Whittaker vs Wallace: Fight time, ring walks, undercard, TV channel, prediction and odds

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Flood, G. (2026, October 3). Whittaker vs Wallace: Fight time, ring walks, undercard, TV channel, prediction and odds. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/boxing/whittaker-vs-wallace-fight-time-ring-walks-undercard-tv-channel-prediction-odds-b1299374.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-03 · by George Flood

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Ben Whittaker, an undefeated 2020 Olympic silver medallist and current WBC silver light-heavyweight belt holder, faces Conor Wallace in a fight set for October 3, 2026, at Utilita Arena Birmingham. Whittaker, who is 12-0-1, aims to secure a world title shot while Wallace, a southpaw from Newry, seeks to upset the odds after ten consecutive wins. At weigh-in, Whittaker weighed in at 174.9lbs compared to Wallace's 173.9lbs, with pre-fight betting favoring Whittaker heavily (1/10) over Wallace (13/2).
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On September 28, Bilal Whittaker, the undefeated 2020 Olympic silver medallist and current WBC silver light-heavyweight belt holder, will face James Wallace at an event promoted by Matchroom Boxing. The fight is part of a larger boxing card that includes several other bouts such as Fawaz vs James, Bruce vs Uddin, Sulaimaan vs Hardy, Kamara vs Ritzakis, and more. Whittaker, who is 12-0-1, will be fighting at home after his US debut in June where he stopped Richard Rivera early in the first round in Brooklyn. The event will stream on Dazn with predictions leaning towards Whittaker winning by knockout in the middle rounds.

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🔮 Carrick will be desperate to avoid a repeat on Tuesday night, with Roma’s visit and that of Aston Villa in the Premier League on Sunday preceding another review of his position from the club hierarchy that is expected to take place during the November international break.
🔮 The beleaguered Man Utd boss may now have only two games left to save his job, with a further review expected during the November international break, following Sunday’s home clash with Aston Villa in the Premier League.
🔮 The plan would always have been that when the ball goes into Mac Allister, Odegaard it’s your job to get after him.
🔮 His performances quickly caught the attention of Arsenal, who will add the Republic of Ireland Under-17 international to their academy ranks in the New Year.
🔮 The under-fire Carrick will remain in charge for the visit of Roma despite a third successive defeat at the hands of Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with Aston Villa also visiting Old Trafford before the next international break begins.
🔮 Alonso’s side will fancy their chances of making it back-to-back victories against a Sunderland outfit who sit rock bottom of the table after being brushed aside by newly-promoted Coventry last time out.
🔮 But to do so they will need to end their hoodoo at this famous old ground, where they have remarkably not won in the league since 2012.
🔮 Barcelona loanee Ronald Araujo, who played in central defence on Wednesday night, is set to resume his regular role at right-back in the absence of the injured Jeremie Frimpong and Conor Bradley.
🔮 But to do so they will need to end their hoodoo at this famous old ground, where they have remarkably not won in the league since 2012.
🔮 Influential midfielder Szoboszlai limped off just over half an hour into his return from a hamstring issue suffered on international duty with Hungary that initially led to him missing two matches, while winger Munoz sustained a knee problem in the same fixture after scoring the equaliser against the Bees. Both players have sat out the last three games in a row against Villarreal, Brighton and Chelsea, though Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola admitted at his pre-match press conference on Friday that there was “a chance” they could each return against Arsenal.
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Whittaker PERSON · 13× Wallace PERSON · 12× Benjamin Gavazi PERSON · 1× Brooklyn GPE · 1× Jarron ‘Boots’ Ennis PERSON · 1× Liam Cameron PERSON · 1× Richard Rivera PERSON · 1× Riyadh GPE · 1× Standard ORG · 1× Xander Zayas PERSON · 1×

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Whittaker vs Wallace undercard Bilal Fawaz vs Eithan James Sean Bruce vs Hamza Uddin Ibraheem Sulaimaan vs Sonny Hardy Odel Kamara vs Thodoris Ritzakis Klinton Baptiste vs Aaron Bowen Adam Maca vs Rogger Rivera Harley Burrows vs Matias Ezequiel Herrera Paige Murney vs Linzi Buczynskyj How to watch Whittaker vs Wallace Whittaker vs Wallace prediction Whittaker to win by knockout in the middle rounds.
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The undefeated 2020 Olympic silver medallist is hoping to take a big step towards a maiden world title shot as he returns to home soil following an eye-catching US debut in June, when he stopped Richard Rivera early in Brooklyn on the undercard of Xander Zayas vs Jarron ‘Boots’ Ennis. asserted
he → hop → Ennis
It was a fourth straight victory for Whittaker to follow his shock and bizarre draw against Liam Cameron in Riyadh in October 2024, which was swiftly and emphatically put right in a rematch before successive first-round knockouts of Benjamin Gavazi and Braian Nahuel Suarez, having switched from Ben Shalom’s BOXXER to Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing. asserted
which → follow → Boxing
The showboating ‘Surgeon’ - who is 12-0-1 and defending the WBC silver light-heavyweight belt - has his eyes set on a challenge for the IBF gold at 175lbs, which is held by former undisputed and current unified champion Dmitry Bivol, who followed his stunning rematch win over Artur Beterbiev with a dominant points victory against Michael Eifert in his first fight for 15 months in Russia in May. uncertain
who → showboate → May
However, Bivol - rather than complete his trilogy with Beterbiev - has instead been ordered to defend his WBO strap against Liverpool’s Callum Smith, the mandatory challenger. asserted
Bivol → complete → Smith
That showdown is set to take place in Yekaterinburg on December 12. asserted
showdown → set → December
Looking to spring a huge upset against Whittaker is Wallace, the 17-1 southpaw from Newry, Northern Ireland who is now based in Australia, who has reeled off 10 consecutive wins since suffering his lone professional defeat by Leti Leti in 2021, winning the IBF Pan Pacific and WBO Inter-Continental titles along the way. asserted
who → look → way
Read More Wallace last fought with a sixth-round stoppage of Argentina’s Walter Gabriel Sequeira in Brisbane in April. Whittaker vs Wallace date, fight time and ring walks Ben Whittaker vs Conor Wallace takes place on Saturday October 3, 2026 at Utilita Arena Birmingham. asserted
Whittaker → read → Arena
Main event ring walks have initially been listed for approximately 10:33pm BST in the UK, which is 5:33pm ET and 2:33pm PT in the United States. asserted
which → list → States
Coverage of the main undercard begins at 7pm, with early bouts from 4:30pm. asserted
Coverage → begin → 4:30pm
Whittaker vs Wallace undercard Bilal Fawaz vs Eithan James Sean Bruce vs Hamza Uddin Ibraheem Sulaimaan vs Sonny Hardy Odel Kamara vs Thodoris Ritzakis Klinton Baptiste vs Aaron Bowen Adam Maca vs Rogger Rivera Harley Burrows vs Matias Ezequiel Herrera Paige Murney vs Linzi Buczynskyj How to watch Whittaker vs Wallace Whittaker vs Wallace prediction Whittaker to win by knockout in the middle rounds. asserted
Whittaker → watch → rounds
Whittaker vs Wallace weigh-in results Whittaker tipped the scales on Friday at 174.9lbs, while Wallace weighed in a pound lighter at 173.9lbs. asserted
Wallace → tip → 173.9lbs
Whittaker vs Wallace odds Whittaker to win: 1/10 Wallace to win: 13/2 Draw: 25/1 Whittaker to win on points/by decision: 5/1 Whittaker to win by knockout, technical knockout or disqualification: 1/4 Wallace to win on points/by decision: 16/1 Wallace to win by knockout, technical knockout or disqualification: 10/1 asserted
Wallace → win → knockout
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