Three world boxing titles are on the line tonight in Las Vegas.
The main event is a welterweight bout between current WBC titleholder Mario Barrios and Ryan Garcia, who has never won a major world title before.
Defending champion Barrios is 29–2–2 in his career with 18 KOs. Those two draws came in his most recent two matches against Manny Pacquiao in July 2025 and Abel Ramos in November 2024.
Challenger Garcia is 24–2 with 20 KOs and one no contest. His win over Devin Haney was overturned to a no contest due to a failed drug test, and he is coming off a Unanimous Decision loss to Rolando “Rolly” Romero in May 2025.
Barrios vs. Garcia: what to know
- When: Feb. 21, 5:45 p.m. ET
- Where: T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas, Nevada)
- Streaming: DAZN Pay-Per-View
Two other title fights are scheduled for tonight as Richardson Hitchins will defend his IBF Super Lightweight title against Oscar Duarte, and Gary Antuanne Russell puts his WBA Super Lightweight championship on the line against Andy Hiraoka.
Here’s how to tune in to tonight’s fight night on pay-per-view.
Barrios vs. Garcia fight time:
Mario Barrios faces off against Ryan Garcia tonight, Feb. 21. The fight night begins at 5:45 p.m. ET, but the main event, Barrios vs. Garcia, is expected to start at approximately 11:53 p.m. ET.
How to watch Barrios vs. Garcia:
To tune into the Barrios vs. Garcia fight, you’ll have to purchase the PPV from DAZN. First, you’ll have to be a DAZN subscriber, but luckily, the service offers a seven-day free trial that’ll allow you to sign up and purchase the PPV package.
Once you sign up for DAZN’s free trial, the PPV costs $69.99, but the streamer is offering a discounted bundle for tonight’s match and Wilder vs. Chisora on April 4. Rather than pay $69.99 for each event PPV, you’ll get both for just $99.99 (regularly $139.98).
Can I watch Barrios vs. Garcia for free?
Unfortunately, no. Since the Barrios vs. Garcia fight is part of a PPV package, you’ll have to buy the PPV to tune in.
Barrios vs. Garcia full fight card for Feb. 21:
- Mario Barrios vs. Ryan Garcia – For Barrios’ WBC welterweight title
- Richardson Hitchins vs. Oscar Duarte – For Hitchins’ IBF super lightweight title
- Gary Antuanne Russell vs. Andy Hiraoka – For Russell’s WBA super lightweight title
- Frank Martin vs. Nahir Albright – Super lightweight
- Bektemir Melikuziev vs. Sena Agbeko – Super middleweight
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