How To Watch Spence Jr. vs Garcia: The Ultimate Battle For the Unified World Welterweight Championship They say good things come to those who wait. Well, that’s exactly what boxing fans have been doing, and in a matter of hours the wait will soon be over. Following a two-week delay and last minute venue change from LA to Arlington, TX, Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr. and Danny “Swift” Garcia are finally set to square off this Saturday, Dec. 5 at 9pm ET/6pm PT.

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Broadcast exclusively on FoxSports.com, the pay-per-view bout finds Spence returning to the ring for the first time since suffering injuries during a near-fatal car crash last October. With both his Welterweight Championship and undefeated record (26-0, 21 KOs) on the line, the Texas native is ready to prove all his doubters wrong.

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Garcia has a comeback story of his own after his 33-fight win streak was snapped back in 2017. The Philly fighter (36-2, 21 KOs) is looking to reclaim his spot at the top of his division by becoming a five-time world champion with a victory over Spence.

This Unified World Welterweight Championship will be a true battle of wills as these two gladiators face off at the Cowboys' AT&T Stadium this weekend. Will Spence hold on to his perfect record or will Garcia dethrone the hometown favorite? Tune in this Saturday to find out who gets crowned the undisputed champ.

Undefeated Errol Spence Jr. returns from a serious car crash by defending two world welterweight boxing crowns on Saturday against former world champion Danny Garcia in an all-American clash.

The showdown at the home stadium of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys is a hometown fight for Spence, who was involved in a serious accident in October 2019. He was put on probation for drink driving after being hospitalized in intensive care.

"To have my comeback fight at home means the world to me," Spence said. "I won't let this moment go to waste."

Spence, a 30-year-old southpaw, is 26-0 with 21 knockouts after adding the World Boxing Council crown to his International Boxing Federation title just weeks before the crash with a split-decision win over Shawn Porter.

Garcia, 32, is 36-2 with 21 knockouts and last fought in January, taking a unanimous decision over Ukraine's Ivan Redkach.

His only two losses came in a 2017 split decision WBC title defense against compatriot Keith Thurman and a 2018 unanimous decision to Porter for the vacant WBC crown.

"I'm here for the fight of my life," Garcia said. "Come Saturday night, I will be victorious."

Spence returned to the gym in February with plans to fight Garcia earlier before the Covid-19 pandemic struck.

"I've put in a lot of hard work and showed the discipline I had to in order to get back to this position," Spence said. "I'm ready. Everything is on point and back to where it was.

"I have a renewed focus... We're grinding hard every day. That's what got me to being unified champion in the first place."

Spence said he is "sharper than I've ever been" but knows there are questions about his ability that must be answered in the ring.

"I'm going to prove that I'm still the same Errol Spence Jr.," he said. "I know that people have a lot of questions. Those questions need to be answered. I don't think I would have answered them against lighter competition."

Garcia hasn't won a world title bout in nearly five years but isn't concerned at Spence being fancied by oddsmakers.

"I'm not worried about being the underdog. I know that I'm a great champion and a great fighter," Garcia said. "This is a great opportunity. There's no feeling like winning, and winning a world title is the best feeling in the world."