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How to watch Harlem Eubank vs Timo Schwarzkopf

By Tim Rickson10 Nov 2023 · Updated 31 Jul 2026 · 3 min read

Harlem Eubank vs Timo Schwarzkopf Faceoff Fight

How to watch Harlem Eubank vs Timo Schwarzkopf

Harlem’s Homecoming: ‘The Battle on the Beach’

BBN have provided viewers with all the details needed to tune in and watch Harlem Eubank (18-0, 7KO) and Timo Schwarzkopf (22-5, 13KO) clash in a super-lightweight title fight in the main event of a Wasserman Boxing show on the 314th day of the year.

All the details can be found below:

Fight Details

Date: Friday, November 10

Venue: Brighton Centre

Rounds scheduled: 10x3 rounds at super-lightweight (140lbs)

Titles: Vacant WBO Global title

Ringwalks: From 10pm

Tickets: Tickets priced £40-£100 via www.wassermanboxing.com

TV Coverage: The main event will be shown live on Channel 5 from 10pm to 12:05am

Undercard Coverage: The Wasserman Boxing YouTube channel will broadcast the undercard from 7pm

Live Stream: To stream, download My5 app on your mobile, tablet or PC HERE

Social Media: Keep up with results by using hashtag: #BoxingOn5 on social media.

Live Results: BBN will be providing LIVE round-by-round results on fight night HERE

Undercard Highlights: Another local fighter, unbeaten Brighton heavyweight Tommy Welch will be in action on the undercard against a fellow undefeated boxer in Argentine Jonathan Exequiel Vargas.

Background

The unbeaten super lightweight contender headlines in his hometown at The Brighton Centre against tough German Timo Schwarzkopf, on what promises to be an emotionally charged night in front of his own fans.

Eubank was always destined to become a star attraction in Brighton and will be the first of his fighting family to box in the city since Chris Eubank Senior defended his world title in the iconic seaside resort in the early 1990s.

29-year-old unbeaten prospect Harlem is ready to build the seaside resort into his fortress as he fights for his first ever title – the WBO Global belt – and knows hometown support is vital when he faces Schwarzkopf – a fighter who has never been stopped before.

Quotes

Eubank: “The hairs on the back of my neck stand up whenever I think about November 10, and fighting in Brighton, in front of my hometown fans.

“You could say that this has been my destiny, that it was meant to be and was written in the stars, but this isn’t going to be a one-off, I want to make this the first of many big nights of boxing in my city.

“I know the great people of Brighton will come out in force to support me and the fight with Schwarzkopf, and the event, will be one to savour.”

Schwarzkopf: “Eubank doesn't scare me. Harlem, I am coming for you. I am thankful for this chance to prove myself and to show what I can do. I am better than all of his previous opponents and I have fought better opponents in my career. My last fight was against Miquel Vasquez, who is very strong. Harlem's last opponent was not very good.

“I fully understand how everyone expects this fight to go. They will be buying tickets and watching the fight on television, expecting to see Harlem win in spectacular fashion. But, sorry, that is not going to happen. I am far too experienced, tough and skillful for Eubank and I will ruin his homecoming.”

Predictions

Tim Rickson GBN Editor: “Schwarzkopf is very experienced after 13 years in the pro ranks, 27 bouts including four championship fights, and going 10 rounds with the likes of Jack Catterall. However, he has only won four of his last eight, but he comes into this contest off the back of two very good wins. I think the 32-year-old will give Harlem some very good, competitive rounds, but I think Adam Booth's man will be too sharp, very well prepared and eager to impress in front of all his local fans. Harlem is a good athlete, very fit, busy, good engine, with good overall boxing skills, slightly lacking in power though. Howeverm he is aggressive and doesn't take too many risks. I think Harlem wins this contest via unanimous decision.”