
Later today, one of the heavyweight division's most exciting fighters, Australia's Teremoana Teremoana, headlines for the first time in his career when he takes on DeAndre Savage live on DAZN .
Teremoana is undefeated in his 11 professional bouts so far, and each one of those wins came by way of knockout.
In the build-up, Savage has vowed to "destroy" Teremoana, but the 28-year-old Australian is expected to dispatch his American foe and continue rising through the ranks.
DAZN News has everything you need to know ahead of Teremoana against Savage.
Teremoana vs. Savage will take place on Wednesday, August 12 at The Star in Broadbeach, Queensland, Australia with the whole card live worldwide on DAZN , and on Fox and Kayo Sports in Australia.
Live coverage will begin at 7pm local time, with the ringwalks for Teremoana vs. Savage scheduled for 9.55pm . These timings are subject to change.
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The fight is set to be held at The Star, in Broadbeach, Queensland, Australia.
Teremoana is an overwhelming favourite to win at 1/50 , whilst Savage is 17/2 to produce the upset.
To win:
Odds provided by DAZN Bet, for full markets click here
Odds correct as of Friday, August 7 at 11am BST.
Teremoana will win, but it's how he beats Savage which will be of interest to fight fans.
His 11 successive knockouts is an impressive feat, but he will need to be taken past the second round at some point if he is to fulfil his ambition and become a world heavyweight champion.
Unfortunately, I do not see Savage staying in there long. The American is someone who likes a tear up and will attempt to trade with Teremoana.
The Australian however will prove too powerful and I expect him to knock out Savage before the sixth round.


