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When is Manny Pacquiao vs Jeff Horn, what TV channel is fight on and who will be on the undercard?JEFF HORN has vowed to end Manny Pacquiao’s reign as champion in a fight taking place on the other side of the world.Pacquiao vs Horn LiveManny Pacquiao vs Jeff Horn LiveThe Australian has enjoyed some excellent sparring sessions ahead of his biggest fight to date, including a 12-round gym war at Stretton with world No. 4 junior-welterweight (63kg) fighter Czar Amonsot.What time and where will Pacquiao fight Horn?The fight will take place at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane on Saturday, July 2.The time of the main event is expected to be around 13.30pm Australian time, or 4.30am British time (Sunday morning).Who is fighting on the undercard?Before the main event, there will be three undercard fights to warm up the eager fans with.First up, a Middleweight eight-round clash between Shane Mosely Jr and David Toussaint.Manny Pacquiao vs Jeff Horn: How battle of Brisbane came to be•	Jeff Horn is the real Rocky BalboaJEFF Horn’s shot at world sporting stardom began with an audacious dream over coffee. It came to life at a birthday party in New Zealand, grew legs over an Italian feast at Toowong and was finally up and running after a bunfight in Dubai.Horn faces World Boxing Organisation welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao at Suncorp Stadium next Sunday in the biggest fight ever in Australia, and The Sunday Mail has been at the centre of the bout as it has evolved.This newspaper’s policy to embrace big events in Queensland and the massive tourism dollars they generate helped convince the State Government, Brisbane City Council and Suncorp Stadium to support the bout in a multimillion-dollar sponsorship.In Pacquiao’s home town of General Santos City in the Philippines yesterday, he and his wife Jinkee were given a military guard of honour before leaving with his family and friends on a chartered 400-seat A330 AirAsia flight for Brisbane. Pacquiao walked the red carpet saluting soldiers who presented arms.The star power of Pacquiao, an 11-time world champion, and the "Cinderella Man’’ rise of Horn from bullied schoolboy to world title contender will see a crowd expected to top 50,000.What will be one of Australia’s great sporting events began with a dream of Horn’s trainer Glenn Rushton. The Brisbane multi-millionaire, 59, left Townsville at 14 with $20 in his pocket to be a fruit picker and he has been making wishes come true ever since.Back in 2014, Rushton sat down over coffee with Dean Lonergan, the former New Zealand rugby league forward, whose company Duco Events promotes boxing.Rushton told Lonergan he had a dream that Horn would one day fill Suncorp Stadium for a world title fight.At the time Horn was fighting before crowds of a few hundred, but they started working towards making what seemed an absurd fantasy become reality.Everything you need to know about Jeff Horn’s fight against Manny Pacquiao vs Horn Live Online (upsskirt.ru)DANNY Green and Anthony Mundine captivated Australian boxing fans in February this year, but now a new blockbuster is being billed as the biggest fight this country has ever seen.Relatively unheralded local boy Jeff Horn takes on boxing royalty Manny Pacquiao this weekend for the WBO world welterweight crown. The Filipino has won 11 world titles in eight weight divisions and is a future Hall of Famer.WHEN: Sunday July 2. The undercard gets underway at 11am while the headline act won’t start before 1.30pm.WHERE: Suncorp Stadium in BrisbaneHOW YOU CAN WATCH IT: If you can’t get to Brisbane, you’re able to purchase the fight on Foxtel’s Main Event pay-per-view channel for $59.95. News.com.au will also be live blogging every fight from the undercard through to the main event.TICKETS: Tickets for the fight can be purchased at Ticketek. Category 9 tickets can be bought for $39 while Category 4 tickets are listed at $304.25.WHAT ARE THE RULES? The fight will consist of 12 three-minute rounds unless the referee ends it earlier following a knockout or technical knockout.WHO’S GOING TO WIN? Manny Pacquiao is the overwhelming favourite. Bookmakers have him at $1.20 while Horn is a rank outsider at $4.75, according to Sportsbet.Pacquiao has 59 wins from 67 fights including 38 knockouts but has only fought twice since his loss to Floyd Mayweather in the pair’s megafight in May 2015.Horn is a novice in comparison, but has an impressive record nonetheless. He’s won 16 of 17 fights — 11 of them by knockout — while his other bout ended in a draw.At 29 Horn has age on his side but Pacquiao is renowned for having some of the fastest hands in the business. The Aussie has repeatedly said he can’t expect to dance out of his opponent’s way when his fists start flying, he just needs to make sure when Pacquiao punches him, he hits Pacquiao back even harder.WHAT PAYDAY ARE THE FIGHTERS LOOKING AT? There’s no set windfall, but it’s been reported Pacquiao is in line for a $10 million payday while Horn is expected to pull in around $500,000.THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW: Jeff Horn started boxing because he was bullied at school and is now a teacher.Manny Pacquiao moved into politics after retiring, where he became an elected senator in the Philippines. He’s put that career on hold as he returned to the ring.