Dmitry Bivol vs Michael Eifert live stream details and how to watch

Dmitry Bivov will defend his IBF, WBA and WBO light‑heavyweight titles against mandatory challenger Michael Eifert on May 30 at the UMMC Arena in Ekaterinburg, with the bout streamed live on DAZN worldwide (except Russia and CIS) [1]. The fight marks Bivov’s return after 15 months out following back surgery, and he enters as the heavy favourite after his February 2024 victory over Artur Beterbiev [1].

Key takeaways

• The fight is scheduled for May 30, 2024, at 6:39 pm UK time; DAZN coverage starts at 4 pm UK [1].
• Bivov holds the IBF, WBA and WBO light‑heavyweight belts and will fight on a DAZN subscription (monthly or annual) [1].
• DAZN offers a monthly Flexible pass (£25.99/ $30.99) and an Annual Super Saver (£119.99/ $224.99) for access to over 185 fights a year [1].
• Viewers can watch via the DAZN app on smart TVs, phones, tablets, streaming devices, consoles or web browsers [1].
• Bivov’s career includes an undisputed light‑heavyweight title win in February 2025 and a long‑standing record as a champion since 2019 [2].

Fight logistics and broadcast options

The Bivov‑Eifert showdown will be the headline bout of a card that DAZN will broadcast live, with the ringwalk scheduled for 6:39 pm UK time on May 30 [1]. The venue, UMMC Arena in Ekaterinburg, is a regular host for high‑profile boxing events, and the fight will be available worldwide except in Russia and the CIS. DAZN subscribers can access the stream through the platform’s app, which is compatible with a wide range of devices, from smart TVs to gaming consoles [1]. For those without a subscription, DAZN offers a Monthly Flexible pass at £25.99/ $30.99 or an Annual Super Saver at £119.99/ $224.99, the latter equating to roughly £15.99/ $20.99 per month when paid annually [1]. An Ultimate Tier option also includes this fight among 12 PPV events per year for $49.99 / £24.99 per month, potentially saving subscribers over £320/ $535 annually [1].

Bivov’s champion profile and recent activity

Dmitry Bivov entered the ring as the unified light‑heavyweight champion, holding the IBF, WBA and WBO belts after his February 2024 victory over Artur Beterbiev [1]. His résumé includes an undisputed title win in February 2025 and a reign as unified champion since April 2025, as well as IBO and Ring magazine titles [2]. Bivov’s amateur pedigree features a gold medal at the 2013 World Combat Games, and he has been recognized as Fighter of the Year by multiple outlets in 2022 [2]. The upcoming bout will be his first since February 2024, following back surgery that kept him out of competition for over a year [1].

Why it matters

The Bivov‑Eifert fight tests the durability of Bivov’s reign after a lengthy layoff and offers a chance for the challenger to claim three major world titles. For boxing fans, the event underscores DAZN’s role as a primary global streaming platform for premium fights, highlighting the subscription models that give access to marquee bouts. As Bivov seeks to reaffirm his dominance, the outcome will shape the light‑heavyweight landscape and influence future unification negotiations.