How to watch Casimero vs Butler online from anywhere

On April 23, two of the world’s best bantamweight boxers will go head to head in Liverpool, UK. Paul Butler, the WBO’s top contender, will attempt to take the championship from its current holder, John Riel Casimero. The main event will begin at around 22:00 BST (17:00 ET/14:00 PST), but there are a few undercard fights too, so it’s worth tuning in early. Below, we’ll let you know which networks are showing the Casimero vs Butler fight in your country.

This post will only recommend official sources. While high-profile sporting events are often shown on third-party streams, these cannot be relied upon to provide a good experience. First, they’re often laggy, with significantly lower quality than the official broadcast. Second, they can be taken down at any moment. There are lots of legitimate ways to stream Casimero vs Butler (some of which are free), and we’ll walk you through these below.

This event will only be shown on geo-blocked streaming platforms. If you’re traveling abroad, you may need a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to watch on the same services you’d use back home. 

How to stream Casimero vs Butler online from abroad

VPNs enhance your privacy by encrypting your web traffic and making it seem like you’re in a different location. This second feature is also helpful for regaining access to your usual services while traveling though.

Here’s how to watch Casimero vs Butler from anywhere in the world:

1. Begin by choosing a suitable VPN provider. We recommend NordVPN but Surfshark and ExpressVPN are two fantastic alternatives.
2. Install the VPN app onto any device you’d like to watch the fight on.
3. Log in and choose a server in your home country. This will change your IP address and prevent most websites from being able to tell that you’re actually somewhere else.
4. Visit your home country’s Casimero vs Butler broadcaster (see below). You should be able to play videos as normal. If not, clear your cookies and refresh the page to fix the most common problems.

Remember: this event will be shown live. For this reason, it’s important to spend a few minutes making sure your VPN works as expected ahead of time. This is a huge fight and it’d be a shame to miss out due to technical trouble. All of the providers above include 24/7 live chat, so you can get help in a matter of minutes.

How to watch Casimero vs Butler for free on US TV

The Casimero vs Butler fight will be shown exclusively on Fubo Sports Network. There are a couple of ways to stream this channel. First off, fuboTV subscribers can sign in and watch as normal, provided they have either the Pro or Elite subscription. This is a pretty pricey service, with plans starting at $69.99 (GBP £53.61) per month. There is a seven-day free trial, though, so if you remember to cancel in time, you can effectively stream this event for free.

Sound like too much trouble? There is an easier way. Fubo Sports Network is available, free of charge, on Tubi. You don’t even have to create an account to watch! This service does change its content based on your location, though, so the fight likely won’t be available outside of the US.

If you’re traveling abroad, you can still access fuboTV and the US Tubi library: just connect to a US VPN server. NordVPN offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, allowing you to try it out completely risk-free. If you’re unimpressed (or just don’t need it after this event), you can cancel for a full refund.

Where else can I watch The Casimero vs Butler fight online?

Eurosport will be showing this fight in the UK and Spain. Prices vary based on your location, with British users paying £6.99 per month and Spaniards paying €6.99 monthly. Unfortunately, neither version comes with a free trial.

Given that this service is available in dozens of European countries, it’s possible that Casimero vs Butler will be shown in more locations, however we were unable to find any indication that this was the case.

If you’re traveling, you can access your home country’s version of Eurosport using a VPN.

Who is the favorite: Casimero or Butler?

Casimero is widely seen as the favorite, with some bookmakers putting him at a -2400 advantage. The reasons for this are fairly straightforward: he knocks people out more consistently, he’s held championships in three divisions, and he hasn’t lost his current WBO title in almost three years.

Of course, it’d be a mistake to write Butler off entirely. After all, he’s just as comfortable winning by decision as he is a knockout. This could help him out if he’s able to keep a cool head and survive into the later rounds. It’s also not like he’s new to the sport; in fact, he has roughly the same amount of pro fights as his opponent. Regardless of who wins on the night, this should be a thrilling fight to watch.

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