By Top-class boxing action features live on Sky Sports on Saturday evening as Chris Billam-Smith defends his WBO cruiserweight title against Richard Riakporhe at Crystal Palace’s Selhurst Park.
Coverage starts on Sky Sports Action at 6pm (Main Event from 9pm) with light-heavyweight stars Ben Whittaker and Dan Azeez on the undercard.
Whittaker’s ringwalk for his contest with Ezra Arenyeka is expected around 9pm, with the main event ringwalks from around 9.45pm.
It is ‘Moving Day’ at the US Open and the third-round live coverage from Pinehurst No 2 on Sky Sports Golf and Main Event gets under way at 3pm.
Sweden’s Ludvig Åberg tops the leaderboard on five under at the halfway stage, one ahead of Bryson DeChambeau, Thomas Detry and Patrick Cantlay, with Rory McIlroy just one shot further back.
At the T20 World Cup, England take on Namibia in another must-win match from 5.30pm on Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event. Jos Buttler’s side are bidding to qualify for the Super 8s at the expense of Ireland whose game against Australia follows later at 1am live on Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event, when a victory for the Irish will be enough to take them through.
Unbeaten India take on Canada from 3pm, live on Sky Sports Cricket.
Jack Draper’s fine run at the Stuttgart Open continues and he faces Brandon Nakashima in the first of the semi-finals live on Sky Sports Tennis from 11am, with the grass-court action from Germany alongside the men’s and women’s events at the Libema Open, starting at 10am.
There is early rugby union coverage with the second of the Super Rugby semi-finals as the Hurricanes and Chiefs face off for a place in the final against the Blues, live on Sky Sports Arena from 5.30am.
A busy day of rugby league action kicks off with an NRL double-header on Sky Sports Action and Main Event as New Zealand Warriors vs Melbourne Storm (8.30am) is followed by Parramatta Eels vs Sydney Roosters (10.30am).
Rob Burrow CBE will be honoured as Hull FC host Leeds Rhinos in the Super League from 2.30pm on Sky Sports Arena, with the fixture between Catalans Dragons and Leigh Leopards live on the same channel from 7.55pm.
Four live domestic meetings feature on Raceday Live from 1.15pm on Sky Sports Racing, starting with Chester and Bath before Hexham and Uttoxeter join later in the day.
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Here’s what’s coming up live on Sky Sports over the next few days:
Saturday June 15
12am – Men’s T20 World Cup: South Africa vs Nepal – live on Sky Sports Cricket
1am – Men’s T20 World Cup: New Zealand vs Uganda – live on Sky Sports Action
5.30am – Super Rugby semi-final: Hurricanes vs Chiefs – live on Sky Sports Arena
8.30am – NRL: New Zealand Warriors vs Melbourne Storm – live on Sky Sports Action
10am – ATP 250 Stuttgart, ATP/WTA 250 Libema Open – live on Sky Sports Tennis, choose your court on Sky Sports App
10.30am – NRL: Parramatta Eels vs Sydney Roosters – live on Sky Sports Action
2.30pm – Betfred Super League: Hull FC vs Leeds Rhinos – live on Sky Sports Arena
3pm – US Open – live on Sky Sports Golf
3pm – Men’s T20 World Cup: India vs Canada – live on Sky Sports Cricket
5.25pm – Betfred Super League: Catalans Dragons vs Leigh Leopards – live on Sky Sports Mix
5.30pm – Men’s T20 World Cup: Namibia vs England – live on Sky Sports Cricket
6pm – WBO world cruiserweight championship: Chris Billam-Smith vs Richard Riakporhe – live on Sky Sports Action
6pm: Netball Super League: Loughborough Lightning vs Severn Stars – live on Sky Sports App
Sunday June 16
1am – Men’s T20 World Cup: Australia vs Scotland – live on Sky Sports Cricket
7am – NRL: Newcastle vs Penrith Panthers – live on Sky Sports Action
1pm – ATP 250 Stuttgart, ATP/WTA 250 Libema Open – live on Sky Sports Tennis, choose your court on Sky Sports App
2pm – US Open – live on Sky Sports Golf
2.55pm – Betfred Super League: London Broncos vs St Helens – live on Sky Sports Arena
3pm – Men’s T20 World Cup: Pakistan vs Ireland – live on Sky Sports Cricket
Monday June 17
12am – Men’s T20 World Cup: Bangladesh vs Nepal – live on Sky Sports Cricket
1am – Men’s T20 World Cup: Sri Lanka vs Netherlands – live on Sky Sports Action
10am – ATP 500 Halle, WTA 500 Berlin – live on Sky Sports Tennis
3pm – Men’s T20 World Cup: New Zealand vs Papua New Guinea – live on Sky Sports Cricket
Watch Sky Sports News live
Sky Sports News brings you the latest sports news throughout the day on channel 409. Watch with a Sky Sports subscription or NOW pass.
Live football on Sky
Check out the full football fixture list, see the latest standings with our football tables and catch up with all the Premier League goals in 2023/24 with our free highlights.
And get news and analysis from Sky Sports’ series of football podcasts including The Gary Neville Podcast, the Sky Sports Football Podcast, the Essential Football Podcast, Three Players and a Podcast, Sunday Supplement and Transfer Talk
Live Formula 1 on Sky
Formula 1 has a record schedule of 24 races for the first time and all race weekends will be live on Sky Sports F1.
Check out the full F1 2024 calendar, results and TV schedule, see the latest world championship standings and watch the best F1 video from the season so far.
And also stay up to date with the latest Sky Sports F1 Podcast.
Live boxing on Sky
There are a host of major boxing events coming up live on Sky Sports, while the Ringside Toe2Toe podcast welcomes the biggest names in the fight game.
Live cricket on Sky
Sky Sports brings you all the action from England Men’s upcoming cricket games including the T20 World Cup, two Test series against West Indies and Sri Lanka at home and Australia’s white-ball tour.
Every game of the Men’s T20 World Cup in the West Indies and USA in June will be live on Sky Sports as England bid to defend their crown.
England Women’s internationals against Pakistan and New Zealand will also be live on Sky Sports before the Women’s T20 World Cup in Bangladesh takes place in September and October.
Cricket fans can also watch The IPL, The Hundred and much more this summer live on Sky and listen to the Sky Sports Cricket Podcast.
Live golf on Sky
Sky Sports is the home of the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LPGA Tour while also showing all four men’s majors and all five women’s majors.
You can stay up to date with the latest scores and tee times from around the world of golf with our leaderboards.
Sky Sports will keep you up to date with all the latest golf news, review the week’s tournaments and look ahead to forthcoming events on the Sky Sports Golf Podcast.
Live rugby league on Sky
Sky Sports will show every game from the 2024 Betfred Super League season. Sky Sports will show all six matches in each Super League round live.
Sky Sports also shows live matches from the NRL each week, while The Bench with Jenna and Jon brings you interviews with the big names from Super League and beyond.
Live tennis on Sky
Sky Sports is the new home for tennis in the UK and Ireland, with Sky Sports Tennis on Sky and NOW, making tennis content available all day, every day for fans.
Sky Sports will broadcast more live tennis than anywhere else, bringing over 4,000 matches from more than 80 tournaments a year on the ATP and WTA Tours, as well as full coverage of the US Open, all exclusively live.
Check out the full scores and schedule of the day’s play, see the latest world rankings, and get news, analysis and interviews on the Sky Sports Tennis Podcast.
Live darts on Sky
Follow the 2024 betMGM Premier League live on Sky Sports as Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen and Luke Humphries headline each Thursday.
Check out the latest standings from the Premier League Darts season, watch the best video from each week and keep up to date with the biggest news with the Love the Darts podcast.
Live netball on Sky
One Netball Super League game will be streamed each week in the Sky Sports App and Sky Sports website.
Keep up to date with the latest standings in the 2024 Netball Super League as well as the netball fixtures and results.
What are the 12 Sky Sports channels?
401 – Sky Sports Main Event
402 – Sky Sports Premier League
403 – Sky Sports Football
404 – Sky Sports Cricket
405 – Sky Sports Golf
406 – Sky Sports F1
407 – Sky Sports Tennis
408 – Sky Sports Action
409 – Sky Sports News
412 – Sky Sports Arena
415 – Sky Sports Racing
416 – Sky Sports Mix
