It's live stream time for Vasiliy Lomachenko vs. Richard Commey. The card is headlined by one of the biggest boxing matches of late 2021. And oddly enough, it is all for one of the biggest L's of 2020.

Tonight, Vasilij Lomachenko will be looking to return to the top of the lightweight division as he punches his way back to the top of the division, looking to avenge his unexpected title loss to Teofimo Lopez.

Lomachenko seems a bit frustrated that his rematch with Lopez didn't happen. Comi appears to be the next best thing. And since the rest of the lightweight boxing world has not had a spark of late, a win here would be huge for Lomachenko, who could even challenge current champion George Cambososo Jr. in 2022.

What a win over Comey would prove is that the 34-year-old Ghanaian holds the IBF lightweight title in 2019 and will force Lomachenko to take risks here with his cautious fighting style. However, most observers will give the edge to Lomachenko. Lopez, in particular, beat Comey by second-round TKO less than two years ago (December 14, 2019).

But what if Comey surprises us all? After all, Cambosos did beat Lopez. In that case, he would have to face Cambosos (although that winner feels a bit more predictable than if Lomachenko had won).

Worse yet, a loss to Komi could put Lomachenko in a tight spot. Maybe he'll try fighting at 130 pounds, but he's not likely to return to that weight class with any momentum.

Streaming tip:

If you're away from home and can't watch the Lomachenko-Comey live stream, you can still watch the fight. With the best VPNs, you can appear to be surfing the net from your hometown so you can access the same streaming services you already pay for.

Here's how you can easily stream from anywhere in the world:

1. get a VPN (ExpressVPN is most recommended) 2. connect to the location you want to stream from 3. use your usual streaming service and watch as normal

Exclusive Tom's Guide discount: in the US, Lomachenko vs. Komai will air on ESPN Plus (which appears to start earlier, at 5:30 PM ET, and will likely have a prelims There is), but if the main card will also be on ESPN, there's really no need for that service; ESPN is not only available on most cable packages, but also on our two favorite streaming services: FuboTV and Sling TV.

The main card starts today (December 11) at 9 pm ET/6 pm ET.

ESPN is also available on Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV, but we recommend Sling and Fubo.TV. [TV Standard package is $65/month and offers all of the above, while Sling Orange & Blue (required to watch ESPN, FOX, NBC, and NFL Network) is $50/month. TV Standard package is $65/month and allows you to watch all of the above.

British fight fans willing to stay up late can watch Lomachenko vs. Komui on Sky Sports.

The main card begins at 2 a.m. GMT, and the main event should start around 4 a.m. GMT.

Americans abroad can use any service they like, as long as they log in via a VPN such as ExpressVPN.

All you need to watch Lomachenko vs. Komai is a TSN. If you do not yet have TSN, you can add TSN to your package and TSN2 will have the Lomachenko vs. Commey match. TSN2 also airs the Lomachenko vs. Commey match.

Fite is streaming live Lomachenko vs. Commey fights in other regions.

Currently, Caesar's Sportsbook (via WSN) has Lomachenko as the overwhelming favorite at -700 (bet $700, win $100) and Commey at +450 (bet $100, win $450).

Lomachenko's odds are even higher at BetMGM (Yahoo. Sports), he is favored -1100 to Comey's +550.

This is the full card, but no one has explained which matches on the undercard will air on ESPN and which will air on ESPN+.