CountryBox July Boxing Card Overview

Tuesday, July 7 – CountryBox: Music Meets Boxing

A lively crossover event, CountryBox pairs boxing with a music showcase at Nashville’s Plaza Mariachi venue. The 7:00 pm ET broadcast on CountryBox247 will feature a surprise matchup, leaving fans guessing which fighters will bring the beat this month. Organizers describe the pairing as a “fun little blind date between Boxing and Music,” highlighting the novelty of blending athletic competition with live entertainment. This all‑undercard style show is designed to give both music lovers and boxing fans a fresh experience.

Saturday, July 11 – Dream Boxing in Stuttgart

Dream Boxing returns to DAZN at 11:00 am ET from Stuttgart, Germany, headlined by 47‑year‑old Felix Sturm taking on Granit Stein. Sturm’s age adds a notable storyline as he steps into the ring at nearly five decades old. The only other fight on the card set for more than six rounds is an eight‑rounder between Elvir Sendro and Luciano Falcao, giving viewers a second extended contest. Fans can expect a mix of seasoned veterans and rising talent in a straightforward, eight‑round schedule.

Saturday, July 11 – IBA Pro 19 in Moscow

The IBA Pro 19 event streams at 11:00 am ET, originating from Moscow, Russia, with no current U.S. broadcast or streaming option at press time. Historically, IBA events are posted on YouTube, so viewers may later find a link there. Newly promoted WBA heavyweight champion Murat Gassiev will lead the main event, facing an as‑yet‑unannounced opponent after Tony Yoka’s withdrawal due to a back injury. Joe Joyce serves as the chief support act, stepping in as a credible late replacement, and Jose Uzcategui rounds out the undercard. The card showcases several top‑level heavyweights battling for championship positioning.

Sunday, July 12 – Top Tier Boxing in Brentwood

Top Tier Boxing moves to DAZN at 12:00 pm ET, this time held in Brentwood, England. The main event pits Megan “Lashes” Redstall against Maisey Rose Courtney for a vacant minor WBO flyweight title. Both fighters bring their own pedigree to the 112‑pound division, making the title showdown compelling for fans of women’s boxing. The contest is billed as a key moment in the competitive flyweight landscape, offering a fresh championship narrative.