It's almost time for the live streaming of Munguia vs. Selemeta. And there are high expectations for Jaime Munguia to dominate. On Saturday, he meets Camille Ceremeta, who arrives in the ring in El Paso, Texas, as a severe underdog.

How much do oddsmakers believe in Ceremeta? Munguia is the -3300 favorite and must bet $3300 to win just $100. Possibly the worst bet, Szeremeta is +900 first favorite, meaning you have to bet $100 to win $900.

If there is any chance that Munguia could lose, it would be the fact that he has a long and difficult road to this match. He has not played a match since October 30. His last fight was in December, when he suffered his first loss to Gennady Golovkin.

Speaking of "Triple G," it is not hard to see this fight as a stoppage gap between Munguia facing the mighty IBF and IBO champs.

Here's what you need to know to watch the Munguia vs. Seremeta live stream:

The only way Americans can watch Munguia vs. Seremeta is on DAZN, Da Zone. At $19.99 per month, this service is becoming a hot distribution destination for fight night fans.

DAZN is also the place to watch Munguia vs. Seremeta in the UK. The service costs £1.99 per month.

The good news, however, is that as far as DAZN matches are concerned, this main event will not go on until crazy late, as was the luck of the UK crowd. The main card is scheduled to start at 8:30 PM BST, with the main event taking place at 11 PM BST.

Our friends in the North can also watch the Munguia vs. Seremeta match on DAZN. The service costs $19.99 per month.

Even if you're out of your bubble and in a place where DAZN doesn't offer service, you don't have to miss the Munguia vs. Selemeta match or try to watch it on an unfamiliar streaming service, thanks to the wonders of VPN (Virtual Private Network), your device can make it appear as if you are abroad, when in fact you are in the United States. Our favorite is ExpressVPN: