Tonight's live stream of Lomachenko vs. Lopez is shaping up to be the most anticipated boxing match of 2020. The match will be broadcast from the MGM Grand Bubble in Las Vegas and looks like a serious rivalry match, with Vasilij Lomachenko defending his unified lightweight championship against Teofimo Lopez Jr. (whose title is also on the line).

The rivalry dates back to 2018, when Lomachenko (who was on his way to fight Jose Pedraza) met with the father of Teofimo Lopez Sr. whom he will face this weekend. Lopez Sr. claims that the fighter refused to shake his offered hand and just stared back at him. This appears to be the beginning of a family feud over the past few years.

Lopez Jr. has since declared that he is the one to beat Lomachenko, and now he has the opportunity. The champion says he will not accept a challenger until he wins the world title.

In this fight, Lopez will be fighting for the IBF lightweight title and Lomachenko's WBO and WBA lightweight titles. Such a risk/reward situation would draw a lot of attention.

It's a development that makes one expect a sword-fight duel (or a wrestling match) from a bygone era, but it's not; it's the story at the core of this massive bout. And it got even more heated.

Last December, when the two were in the same ring, their promoter, Bob Arum, asked to take a picture together. Lopez refused, cursed, and agreed. Frankly, such an exchange sounds almost rehearsed, but see for yourself:

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In the U.S., viewers can watch the main card of Lomachenko vs. Lopez starting at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN. The undercard will air exclusively on ESPN+ at 7:30, and the main fight will also be streamed.

If you haven't already cut the cord and have a cable package, you can get a live stream of Lomachenko vs. Lopez on Sling TV, one of the best streaming services.

If you just want to watch the main card, get a Sling TV subscription and take advantage of its 3-day free trial. You can set a 2-day reminder from the start of your membership so that you remember to cancel before you are charged.

Bloodsport fans in the UK are staying up late (or getting up early) to watch Lomachenko-Lopez Jr. duke it out on PPV on Fite TV for £9.99.

Americans stuck abroad can watch ESPN by logging into a VPN service such as ExpressVPN.

Fight Night fans in Canada can watch Lomachenko vs. Lopez on TSN. The undercard will air on TSN4.

Main card

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