Amir Khan live stream and TV: How to watch TONIGHT’S fight vs Phil Lo Greco online and on TV
After five years fighting away from British soil, Khan is back and returns to the ring at the Echo Arena in Liverpool
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IT'S been five long years since Amir Khan last walked into a ring on British soil.
That win in Sheffield over Julio Diaz was followed by huge fights over Stateside, which culminated in the brutal defeat to Canelo Alvarez just under two years.
Amir Khan takes on Phil Lo Greco in Liverpool on Saturday April 21Now the Bolton-born welterweight is back again and has his sights set on another world title push.
Which TV channel and live stream can I watch Khan vs Lo Greco on?
THIS bumper night of boxing on Saturday evening is being broadcast live by Sky Sports.
Coverage of the undercard begins at 7pm on Sky Sports Action, whilst Sky Sports Main Event viewers join things at 9.45pm.
Khan is expected to ringwalk between 10-10.30pm.
If you have a Sky Go account, login to your app and watch on your mobile, tablet or PC.
Those of you without a subscription, you can stream the fight live by .
Of course, here on SunSport we will be running a LIVE BLOG from Liverpool which will keep you up to date with all the action.
Who is on the undercard?
THERE's a packed schedule on Merseyside, featuring Conor Benn, Natasha Jonas and Tommy Coyle.
Here's the full card.
Tommy Coyle vs Sean Dodd (12 rounds, Commonwealth lightweight championship)
Natasha Jonas vs Viviane Obenauf (10 rounds, super featherweight)
Sam Eggington vs Ryan Toms (8 rounds, super welterweight)
Anthony Fowler vs TBA (8 rounds, super welterweight)
Scott Fitzgerald vs TBA (8 rounds, super welterweight)
Conor Benn vs Chris Truman (6 rounds, welterweight)
Tom Farrell vs TBA (6 rounds, super lightweight)
Craig Glover vs Ratu Latianara (4 rounds, cruiserweight)
Osman Aslam vs TBA (4 rounds, super bantamweight)
Qais Ashfaq vs Ricky Starkey (4 rounds, bantamweight)
