Misfits Boxing continues at pace as the promotion seeks to build on the success of the Prime Card last month.

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Founder KSI was narrowly defeated by Tommy Fury in controversial circumstances, with many upset by the scoring of the bout on the night.

Misfits Boxing Series 11 will pit British YouTuber Jarvis against American YouTube star BDave.

KSI is the CEO of Misfits Boxing and the event has gone from strength to strength with monthly shows lined up throughout 2023 all the way up to December.

Events will be hosted around the world, from Tennessee to Ibiza and Texas to Cardiff.

RadioTimes.com brings you all the latest details about Misfits Boxing 11.

When is Misfits Boxing 11?

Misfits Boxing 11 takes place on the evening of Friday 17th November 2023.

What time is Misfits Boxing 11?

TV coverage of Misfits Boxing 11 starts from 7pm on DAZN.

Will KSI fight at Misfits Boxing 11?

No. KSI was last on display during the Misfits Boxing Prime Card where he was defeated in controversial circumstances by Tommy Fury.

Keep an eye on the various storylines bubbling throughout the night as the stars on display during this event will pop up in future Misfits fights.

  • Jarvis v BDave – Misfits Boxing welterweight title
  • Jully Poca v Alaena Vampira – Misfits Boxing women's cruiserweight title
  • Gabriel Silva v OJ Rose
  • Armz Korleone v Minikon
  • Uncle Pizza v YuddyGang TV
  • Dapper Laughs v Simple Simon
  • Adam Brooks v Rhino

How to watch Misfits Boxing 11

Fans can tune in to watch Misfits Boxing events live on DAZN.

You will need a regular subscription, which costs just £9.99 per month. Certain events featuring the biggest fighters also require a PPV pass, which costs a one-off fee of £19.99.

The majority of showdowns – including Misfits Boxing 11 – do not require a PPV pass and can be watched with a standard subscription.

DAZN is not a terrestrial TV channel and can only be viewed online via its streaming platform.

It can be streamed through a computer or a mobile device, such as a phone or tablet, giving you full flexibility to enjoy how you wish.

Plus that stream can be cast to your TV, meaning you can soak up all the action on the big screen via your chosen media player.

If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide and Streaming Guide or visit our Sport hub.

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