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Sharp vs. Boureima fight time: What time title card start on Friday, October 29th

Archie Sharp and Alexis Boureima Kabore are set to face off in the ring on Friday in a junior lightweight title bout. We break down when the fight starts and how to watch the full card.

By DKNation Staff
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Archie Sharp victorious with belt after defeating Declan Geraghty during Super Featherweight title bout at Royal Albert Hall. South Kensington, London, England Set Number: X162945 TK1

This week brings a Friday afternoon card to kick off a moderately busy weekend of boxing. It’s not a high profile card in London, but we do get two championship bouts. The ten-fight card gets going at 2 p.m. ET and will air exclusively on ESPN+.

The card is topped by a co-feature of Tursynbay Kulakhmet vs. Juan Carlos Abreu for the WBC International junior middleweight title, and a main event of Archie Sharp vs. Alexis Boureima for the WBO Global junior lightweight title. The main event will likely get going in the 5 p.m. ET hour on Friday. The whole card should be done before east coast dinner time.

Sharp is 20-0 and is looking to continue his climb up the ranks. In 2018, he won the WBO European junior lightweight title with a unanimous decision win over Lyon Woodstock. He successfully defended the title three times before beating Diego Andrade to claim his current Global title. Sharp is a -2000 favorite at DraftKings Sportsbook while Boureima is a +1000 underdog.

Full Card for Sharp vs. Boureima

  • Main event: Archie Sharp vs. Alexis Boureima, WBO Global junior lightweight title
  • Co-main event: Tursynbay Kulakhmet vs. Juan Carlos Abreu, WBC International junior middleweight title
  • Jordan Reynolds vs. Rodolfo Paterno, junior middleweight
  • Shiloh Defreitas vs. Fonz Alexander, welterweight
  • Sam Gilley vs. Daniel Lartey, middleweight
  • Pierce O’Leary vs. Siar Ozgul, junior welterweight
  • Sean McGoldrick vs. Stephen Jackson, junior featherweight
  • William Hamilton vs. Ivo Zednicek, cruiserweight
  • Joe Giles vs. Pavol Garaj, super middleweight
  • Lerone Harrison vs. Simas Volosinas, lightweight

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