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DAZN: Roach Jr. vs Zepeda - Live Updates, Results and Highlights

Tom TaylorAug 1, 2026, updated 2 min ago

The vacant WBC lightweight title will be up for grabs tonight in Las Vegas, as Lamont Roach Jr. takes on William Zepeda.

Roach (25-1-3, 10 KOs) is riding back-to-back draws Gervonta Davis and Isaac Cruz, and will be keen to avoid any further frustration and disappointment with a decisive win. Zepeda (33-1, 27 KOs), who will be making a second bid for a world title, will have other plans, as he looks to bounce back from a tough decision loss to Shakur Stevenson. They'll have 12 rounds to work with, and open scoring will be in effect.

Roach and Zepeda will not be the only fighters battling for gold in "Sin City." Earlier in the night, Raymond Muratalla (24-0, 17 KOs) will attempt to defend his IBF lightweight belt against Brazil's Robson Conceicao (21-3-1, 10 KOs). That will be preceded by two 10-rounders that will hopefully get things started with a bang.

The main card broadcast kicks off at 8:00 pm ET, and main event ring walks are expected to occur sometime after 10:30.

Stay tuned for complete results and highlights of what's sure to be an entertaining night of boxing on DAZN.

Roach Jr. vs Zepeda Complete Results

WBC Lightweight Title fight: Lamont Roach Jr. vs William Zepeda

IBF Lightweight Title Fight: Raymond Muratalla vs Robson Conceicao

Welterweight: Raul Curiel vs Quintin Randall

Super Welterweight: Charles Conwell vs Paul Kroll

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Knockdown for Conwell in 3!

After two strong rounds, Conwell scored the first knockdown of the fight in round 3, dropping a bloodied Kroll with a left hook. Kroll quickly recovered, and has had his moments, but is looking mostly outmatched in this fight so far.

Main Card Kicks Off Now

Charles Conwell and Paul Kroll are in the ring for their super welterweight bout. Let's get this main card underway.

Main Card is Live in 15 Minutes

Tonight's main card is live in just over 15 minutes, and our first ring walk should begin soon thereafter.

The first two boxers to the ring will be former Olympian Charles Conwell (21-1, 16 KOs) of Cleveland, and Philadelphia's Paul Kroll (12-0, 8 KOs).

They'll have 10 rounds to work with in the super welterweight division.