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The supporting card · UK guide

Alvarez vs Mbilli undercard

Saturday 31 October 2026 Riyadh

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Advertised date
Announced undercard
9 supporting bouts
Location
Riyadh
Running order
To be confirmed

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The Alvarez vs Mbilli undercard has nine announced supporting bouts for the Riyadh event on Saturday 31 October 2026. Jaime Munguia, Rafael Espinoza and Lindolfo Delgado feature among the leading matchups. Below is the announced card, with advertised title details and the points UK viewers still need confirmed. The Ring announcement.

Before the main event

Alvarez vs Mbilli undercard: announced fights

The following pairings appear in the organiser’s announcement and the WBC’s card preview. This list is not the confirmed running order. The Alvarez–Mbilli headline bout is separate from these nine supporting contests.

Announced matchups; opponents and title details remain subject to official changes.
Announced boutTitle or status
Jaime Munguia vs Nikita ZonSuper-middleweight; advertised WBA title status subject to confirmation.
Rafael Espinoza vs Lorenzo ParraWBO featherweight title · 126lb.
Lindolfo Delgado vs Arthur BiyarslanovVacant IBF junior-welterweight title · 140lb.
David Picasso vs Carl Jammes MartinAnnounced supporting bout.
Reito Tsutsumi vs Raymundo Rojas GarciaAnnounced supporting bout.
Sultan Almohammed vs Erick Jahir Urvina VillegasAnnounced supporting bout.
Bek Nurmaganbet vs Marcos Vazquez RodriguezAnnounced supporting bout.
Carlos Emilio Rojo Vazquez vs Flavius BieaAnnounced supporting bout.
Brayan Leon Salgado vs Hector Octavio Aguirre MartinezAnnounced supporting bout.

Card sources: WBC’s full-card announcement and The Ring’s undercard report. Individual round counts and start times have not been independently confirmed here.

Munguia–Zon is announced on the card, but its advertised WBA title status requires confirmation. The WBA has separately ordered Munguia to negotiate with mandatory challenger Bektemir Melikuziev. That order does not establish Melikuziev as a replacement opponent on this show. WBA mandatory order.

The championship picture

Advertised title fights on the undercard

Title status to verify

Jaime Munguia vs Nikita Zon

The organiser advertises this super-middleweight matchup as a WBA title defence. However, the WBA’s September order set a negotiation period with Melikuziev through 21 October. A newer primary-source approval for the Zon defence has not been verified for this guide, so the advertised belt status remains qualified. WBA announcement.

WBO featherweight

Rafael Espinoza vs Lorenzo Parra

The announced contest is a defence of Espinoza’s WBO featherweight championship at 126lb. It adds a lower-weight world-title bout to a show headlined at super-middleweight. Check the final programme for when it appears in the broadcast. Promoter’s title-fight details.

Vacant IBF title

Lindolfo Delgado vs Arthur Biyarslanov

Delgado and Biyarslanov are announced for the vacant IBF junior-welterweight championship at 140lb. The advertised prize is a vacant belt; neither boxer is presented here as its defending champion. The Ring announcement.

Beyond the title contests

The rest of the supporting card

Six more pairings complete the announced undercard in the table above. They include Picasso–Martin and Tsutsumi–Garcia, alongside the other listed supporting contests. The longer names are included to distinguish the fighters when checking programme or betting listings.

Being named on the event card does not establish an individual start time, scheduled round count or position in the UK broadcast. Those details are left unconfirmed rather than inferred from a fighter’s usual weight class or the order of a promotional list.

Before choosing which bouts to watch, check the final card for opponent changes and the broadcaster’s coverage of preliminary contests. An event announcement and a UK programme listing answer different questions.

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For UK viewers

Undercard start time, running order and TV

A reliable UK undercard broadcast start time and final bout order have not been confirmed. The event is advertised on DAZN PPV, with access also advertised through DAZN Ultimate. Check DAZN UK for your plan’s eligibility, the UK price and which preliminary bouts are included.

Britain will be on GMT on 31 October. Any action after midnight in the UK falls on Sunday 1 November. An undercard broadcast opening, a featured main-card start and the headline ringwalks are separate times; do not use one as a substitute for another.

The Alvarez vs Mbilli date and time guide explains the current UK timing status. Recheck the organiser’s event listing and the broadcaster’s programme during fight week, as earlier bouts and production changes can move the headline schedule.

Before placing a selection

Checking undercard betting markets

No live undercard odds or bonus offers are quoted on this page. If a bookmaker lists a supporting bout, check the full opponent names, the market type and the settlement rules before making a selection. A fighter appearing on an announced card does not mean a betting market is available.

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Before the bell

Undercard FAQ

The card, the order and the viewing details.

Who is on the Alvarez vs Mbilli undercard?

Nine supporting bouts have been announced. The leading pairings are Jaime Munguia vs Nikita Zon, Rafael Espinoza vs Lorenzo Parra and Lindolfo Delgado vs Arthur Biyarslanov. The full announced list appears in the table above; the final running order remains unconfirmed.

Is the Alvarez vs Mbilli undercard in confirmed running order?

No. The table lists announced matchups, rather than the order in which they will take place. A final bout order and individual start times have not been verified.

Which world titles are advertised on the undercard?

Espinoza vs Parra is advertised for the WBO featherweight title and Delgado vs Biyarslanov for the vacant IBF junior-welterweight title. Munguia vs Zon is advertised as a WBA super-middleweight defence, but that title status requires confirmation in light of the WBA’s separate mandatory order.

What time does the Alvarez vs Mbilli undercard start in the UK?

A reliable UK undercard broadcast start has not been confirmed. Britain will be on GMT for the advertised event date, Saturday 31 October 2026. Check the final DAZN UK listing for coverage and the running order.

Can I watch the full undercard on DAZN in the UK?

The event is advertised on DAZN PPV, with access also advertised through DAZN Ultimate. Check the UK event listing for eligibility, price and which preliminary and main-card bouts are included in your coverage.

Can the undercard change before fight night?

Yes. Announced opponents, title status and the running order can change. Check the organiser’s final card and the broadcaster’s programme before viewing or placing a bet.

The information behind the card

Sources & editorial notes

Card announcements and title information were checked on 19 October 2026. Announced pairings are distinguished from the final running order. Munguia–Zon’s advertised WBA title status is qualified against the sanctioning body’s separate mandatory order.

Editorial and affiliate information

Daniel Mercer is an editorial pen name; no personal reporting credentials are claimed. Images are editorial illustrations. This is an independent guide with no official affiliation to either boxer, the sanctioning bodies or the broadcaster.

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