This coming Thursday, March 16, at Place Bell in Laval, Canada, see Jean Pascal vs Michael Eifert.

A rematch for the IBF light heavyweight championship between Jean Pascal (36-6) and Michael Eifert (27-3) brings boxing back to Canada. (11-1). The bout takes place at the Place Bell in Laval, Canada, and the victor will go on to challenge Artur Beterbiev for his undisputed title. Both guys have many reasons to perform at their best this Thursday in Canada.

Jean Pascal is prepared for his next major test after his recent success against COVID-19. On March 16, the former world champion will be fighting Michael Eifert in a fight for the IBF light heavyweight championship.

Now back in Canada, Pascal fights it out in Quebec City’s historic Place Bell.

As a novice, Pascal won two gold medals; he turned pro in 2005 and went 21 fights without losing until Carl Froch stopped him in 2008. He won the WBC light heavyweight championship in 2009 after defeating Adrian Diaconu and added the IBO and Ring titles in 2010. In spite of losing the title to Bernard Hopkins in 2011, Pascal never stopped training for another gold. Pascal won the interim WBA light-heavyweight championship (later promoted to “Regular” champion) by defeating Marcus Browne and then defended it that same year against Badou Jack, after previously losing the titles to Sergey Kovalev and Dmitry Bivol.

Following a negative substance test, Pascal came back to fight in May 2022 and defeated Meng Fanlong. Pascal, 40, tested positive for COVID-19, cancelling their scheduled February 9 battle with Eifert. The Montreal Gazette reported that he said the delay in training had been tough on his physique but that he had been able to improve his performance in some ways.

In 2018, Eifert entered the professional league. After losing to Tom Dzemski in 2020, Eifert went on a five-fight winning streak, with his most recent victory coming via a majority decision in July against Adriano Sperandio.

Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming Pascal vs. Eifert matchup, including the hour, channel, odds, and card.

Date and time of Jean Pascal vs Michael Eifert Fight

• Date: 16 March, Thursday.
• Starting Time: 7 p.m. (ET) | 11 p.m. (GMT)
• Main Event (Approx): 9:45 p.m. (ET) | 1:45 a.m. (GMT)

On March 16, Pascal and Eifert square off. The major event kicks off at 11 p.m. GMT, which is 7 p.m. ET. Depending on the length of the undercard bouts, Pascal and Eifert could enter the arena as early as 9:45 p.m. ET (1:45 p.m. GMT).

How to watch Jean Pascal vs Michael Eifert Live

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Where is Jean Pascal vs Michael Eifert Fight held?

Place Bell in Laval, Quebec, Canada, will host Pascal vs. Eifert. Over ten thousand individuals can fit inside the arena.

Jean Pascal vs Michael Eifert Fight card full Preview

On March 16 at Place Bell in Laval, Canada, Mise-O-Jeu will stage “No Limit,” a card featuring a light heavyweight title eliminator bout between Jean Pascal and Michael “Diesel” Eifert.

DiBella Entertainment, Blanko Sports, and SES Sports Events GmbH are all partners in the promotion of “No Limit,” which is also supported by Groupe Yvon Michel and Jean Pascal Promotions.

Pascal (36-6-1, 20 KOs), a two-time World Light Heavyweight Champion, takes on his German opponent, Eifert (11-1, 4 KOs), the actual IBF Inter-Continental & former unified IBF/WBC and WBO Youth Champion, in the main event of 12-round to determine the challenger for IBF World title holder Artur Beterbiev (19-0, 19 KOs).

The IBF has Pascal, a native of Haiti who has been living in Montreal since the late ’80s and has been a professional boxer since 2006, listed third and Eifert ranked fifth.

Canadians Mathieu “G-Time” Germain (21-2-1, 9 KOs) of Mascouche, Quebec, and Steven Wilcox (24-3-1, 7 KOs) of Hamilton, Ontario, the battle for the IBF Inter-Continental super lightweight championship in an exciting 10-round co-featured event. Former IBF International super lightweight champion Germain has won three consecutive fights. His winning run began with a decisive 10-round decision over Steve Claggett (33-7-2, 23 KOs). Wilcox, one of four boxing siblings, is undefeated in his last six bouts and a former NABA Canadian super lightweight champion.

Montreal’s Jessica “Cobra” Camara, a world championship contender with a 10-3 record and two knockouts, makes her first trip back to Quebec since 2019. Camara has fought five times in the United States since then, including a battle for the WBA and WBO super lightweight world titles against Kali Reis (19-7-1, 5 KOs) in New Hampshire in November 2021.

She previously fought and fell by a split decision, but she has won two straight before this fight. She had Prisca Vicot as her opponent, but she pulled out last weekend. Karla Ramos Zamora (9-9-1, 2KO) of Puebla will take her spot for 10 rounds at super lightweight. After the latter challenged him, Viscot was pushed out of the ring in 2020. Zamora is well-known in Quebec because she gave Leila Beaudoin a tough fight in September, earning three scores of 58 to 56.

Amanda Galles, a former Canadian novice champion and unbeaten bantamweight, faces Lorena Cruz Aispuro, also unbeaten and from Mexico, in an 8-round bout.

Promising Irishman “Mighty” Joseph Ward (8-1, 4 KOs), a 2016 Ireland Olympian, will headline the St. Patrick’s Day party with an 8-round bout against Mexican light heavyweight Mario Andrade Rodriguez. (7-0, 4 KOs).

Caroline Veyre, a promising Canadian amateur and Olympic hopeful at featherweight, squared off against Emma “Valkyria” Gongora, a French professional from Marseille, in a six-round bout. Veyre won by a unanimous decision. The latter reported a training-related injury on Tuesday, complete with medical documentation. This week, we’ll learn about our next challenger.

Promotional newcomer Lou DiBella of New York City has unearthed an Italian welterweight star in Yoel Angeloni (1-0), who will make his professional debut against Alexander Calixto in a four-round bout in North America. (1-1, 0 KOs).

The fight card for Jean Pascal vs Michael Eifert

• Light-heavyweights Jean Pascal and Michael Eifert
• Super-lightweights: Mathieu Germain vs. Steven Wilcox
• Super-Lightweights  Jessica Camara and Karla Ramos Zamora
• Bantamweights: Amanda Galles vs. Lorena Cruz Aispuro
• Light heavyweight bout: Mario Andrade Rodriquez vs. Joseph Ward
• Battle of the Super Bantamweights: Caroline Veyre vs. Anaelle Angerville
• Welterweights Yoel Angeloni and Alexander Calixto