Conor Benn vs. Peter Dobson: Live streams, fight card, start time 

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Conor Benn continues his United States tour, visiting Las Vegas for his next fight against Peter Dobson this Saturday! After rattling off wins against names such as Adrian Granados, Chris Algieri and Chris van Heerden in his recent appearances, Benn was scheduled to fight Chris Eubank Jr.. However, when the ‘Destroyer’ failed two drug tests for clomifene, a fertility drug used to elevate testosterone levels, the Eubank Jr. fight was canceled. For the next year or so, Benn was suspended. Eventually, that was lifted after the National Anti-Doping Panel found he did not intentionally ingest the clomifene. 

That said, the UK Anti-Doping Agency (UKAD) and British Boxing Board of Control (BBB of C) appealed the decision from the NADP, so Benn cannot get a license to fight in the UK. Though he has fought at home for most of his career, Benn is excited to perform overseas, especially in Las Vegas.

“Headlining in Vegas is a dream come true, not just for me, but for any fighter who grew up watching the sport of boxing,” said Benn via release. “Vegas has been the stage for many legends before me, and I can’t wait to step into that arena on February 3rd against the undefeated Welterweight Peter Dobson, who stepped up to accept the challenge when many wouldn’t.

“I was disappointed when my previous fight fell through, but in this sport, when one door shuts, another one opens,” continued Benn. “This setback has brought me back to where I need to be, and I’m here to put the entire 147 division on notice.”

After his suspension was lifted, Benn returned to the ring, where he defeated Rodolfo Orozco via decision this past September. 

Dobson was supposed to fight for Matchroom this past November, but his opponent Pat McCormack suffered an injury and withdrew. Since then, ‘Pistol Pete’ has waited for another opportunity, which eventually came against Benn. 

“I want to thank Matchroom for keeping their word and circling back to me after a few fights fell through previously,” said Dobson. “Eddie Hearn is a standup guy. Let’s hope Conor Benn stays healthy and comes ready, but the fact is, I’ve said yes to everyone Matchroom has given me. Agyarko, McCormack, and now Benn.

“Conor is coming to the US and going to get his ass whooped,” continued Dobson. “He’s not his daddy. He never seen anyone like me. ‘Pistol’ Pete Dobson is about to ruin another Matchroom hype job. This time in the ring.”

Conor Benn vs. Peter Dobson full fight card

Main card

• – Conor Benn (22-0) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 vs. Peter Dobson (16-0) 🇺🇸; junior middleweight
• – Austin Williams (15-0) 🇺🇸 vs. Armel Mbumba-Yassa (10-0) 🇩🇪; middleweight
• – Johnny Fisher (10-0) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 vs. Dmytro Bezus (10-1) 🇺🇦; heavyweight
• – Khalil Coe (7-0-1) 🇺🇸 vs. Gerardo Osuna (14-0) 🇲🇽; light heavyweight

Undercard

• – George Liddard (5-0) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 vs. Andrew Buchanan (3-0-1) 🇺🇸; middleweight
• – Jimmy Sains (0-0) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 vs. Alejandro Avalos (1-2) 🇺🇸; middleweight

Start time and date

Conor Benn vs. Peter Dobson goes down Sat., Feb. 3, live from The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, Nevada. The undercard starts at 2 p.m. ET | 11 a.m. PT, while the main card follows at 3 p.m. ET | 12 p.m. PT.

Ringwalks for Benn vs. Dobson are expected around 5 p.m. ET | 2 p.m. PT.

Tickets

Purchase tickets for Conor Benn vs. Peter Dobson here. 

Live streams

The undercard of Conor Benn vs. Peter Dobson streams on the official YouTube channel of Matchroom Boxing.

The main card airs exclusively on DAZN. You can sign up for the streaming service here. Prices for DAZN start at $19.99 USD | $24.99 CAD | £9.99 GBP | $13.99 AUD per month. 

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Kristen King

Kristen King is a writer for Bloody Elbow. She has covered combat sports since 2016, getting her start with outlets such as FanSided, MyMMANews and MMA-Prospects. She joined the BE team in 2020, covering a mix of news, events and injuries. In her time with BE, Kristen has created ‘Fright of the Night,’ a series that highlights some of the worst injuries in the sport.

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