Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic: UK Time, DAZN PPV and Undercard
The Itauma vs Hrgovic ring walk time is expected at approximately 22:30 BST on Saturday 29 August at The O2. Before the first bell, readers can explore BetBrothers’ trusted UK betting and bonus guides for operator comparisons, boxing markets and safer-gambling tools without losing sight of the fight itself.
UK time, venue and DAZN details
- Date: Saturday 29 August 2026
- Venue: The O2, London
- Doors open: 16:00 BST
- DAZN main card: 19:00 BST
- Expected ring walks: Approximately 22:30 BST
- UK access: DAZN PPV or eligible Ultimate plan
- PPV price: ÂŁ24.99
Boxing refuses to live by the minute hand. A string of swift stoppages could pull the headliner forward; long supporting contests may push it back. Joining before 22:00 is the sensible move.
Itauma vs Hrgovic undercard
| Approximate BST | Bout |
|---|---|
| 21:30 | Sam Noakes vs Denys Berinchyk |
| 20:40 | Nelson Hysa vs Thomas Narmo |
| 19:50 | Constantin Ursu vs Ben Vaughan |
| 19:10 | Guido Vianello vs Moses Jolly |
The running order remains provisional. Earlier fights include Aloys Junior vs Mike Perez and Hassan Ishaq vs Enzio Munoz, with the promoter able to move bouts if required.
Latest Itauma vs Hrgovic odds
The prices sketch the contest in blunt lines: explosive favourite, experienced outsider, and little market faith in the final bell. That does not make the shortest option automatic value; Hrgovic’s durability is the central question.
Odds checked on 27 August 2026 and subject to change. A method-of-victory bet carries more variance than the match result; our boxing betting-site guide explains the markets before any stake is considered.
Why Hrgovic is Itauma’s hardest test
Itauma is 14-0 with 12 stoppages, a 21-year-old southpaw whose speed has made heavyweight pacing look optional. Hrgovic is 20-1 with 15 knockouts, an Olympic bronze medallist who has beaten Joe Joyce, David Adeleye and Dave Allen since losing to Daniel Dubois.
Current official listings are not aligned on title status. DAZN describes a vacant IBF-title contest, while Queensberry’s event page says only “world title implications”. Until the promoter or IBF confirms otherwise, this article does not present a world championship as being on the line.
