Crolla vs Urquiaga: TV channel, live stream, start time and undercard as ‘Million Doller’ Crolla fights for final time

ANTHONY CROLLA is all set to hang up his gloves after a glittering career.

The former WBA lightweight champion is all set to climb into the ring for the final time as a pro when he faces Frank Urquiaga on the Katie Taylor-Christina Linardatou bill.

‘Million Dollar’ attempted to dethrone Vasyl Lomachenko in Las Vegas back in April but found the Ukrainain too strong.

When is Crolla vs Urquiaga?

CROLLA will fight for the final time on Saturday, November 2.

He will walk out at a sold-out Manchester Arena infront of an adoring home crowd.

Crolla made his debut at this venue back in 2007 and will equal Ricky Hatton’s record of 14 fights in the North West arena.

As this fight is on the card of Taylor vs Linardatou, the ring walk time is changeable but should be sometime after 8pm.

Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?

YOU can catch every upper-cut, jab and feint live on Sky Sports Action from 7pm.

At 8.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event will join the party.

If you’re not a Sky subscriber, grab a NOW TV pass from £9.99 to stream on a number of devices and watch Crolla hopefully bow out in style.

Who else is fighting at the Manchester Arena?

• Felix Cash vs Jack Cullen (Commonwealth middleweight title)
• Christina Linardatou vs Katie Taylor (WBO world female super lightweight title)
• Terri Harper vs Viviane Obenauf (IBO world female super featheweight title)
• Anthony Crolla vs Frank Urquiaga (WBA continental lightweight title)
• Martin Bakole Ilunga vs Rodney Hernandez (heavyweight)
• Qais Ashfaq vs Joe Ham (WBA continental super bantamweight title)
• Gamal Yafai vs Lee Clayton (featherweight)
• Dalton Smith vs Michael Isaac Carrero (super lightweight)
• Nathan Farrell vs Ivica Gogosevic (super lightweight)

What they said

Anthony Crolla: “It’s been a rollercoaster of a ride. There’s been ups and downs, thankfully more ups.

“Boxing gave me some of the greatest nights of my life. It’s been so good to me and I’ll be sad to let it go. It’s always hard to let go of something you love and that’s what I do, I love boxing.

“I’m in love with boxing, but I believe the right time is now. [Manchester Arena] is the most special arena in the world to me.

“As a young lad, for many of Ricky [Hatton’s] big nights, just going there and dreaming as a young schoolboy boxer of being there one day, headlining and being in world title fights.

“I’ve lived the dream so many times at that place, it’s my favourite venue in the whole world.”