Australian boxing sensation Sam Goodman is set to return to the ring in a highly anticipated matchup against Mexican fighter Cesar Vaca on Thursday, May 15 (Australia time). The event, which will be broadcast live on FOX Sports Australia and Kayo Sports Pay-Per-View, is shaping up to be one of the standout moments on the Australian boxing calendar this year.
The action-packed evening will not only showcase Goodman in a critical career bout but will also feature the return of Olympic bronze medalist Harry Garside on the undercard, adding to the excitement. For fans of boxing in Australia, this is a can’t-miss event.
How to Watch Goodman vs Vaca: TV Channel and Streaming
The Goodman vs. Vaca bout will be broadcast exclusively in Australia through the following platforms:
- FOX Sports Australia
- Kayo Sports PPV
Gamepass TV offers live updates and streaming access on for $14.99 (subscription may apply).
The Pay-Per-View price is $50 AUD, and viewers can purchase access directly through Kayo Sports or their local cable provider if they subscribe to FOX Sports.
Unfortunately for fans outside of Australia—especially in the U.S.—there is currently no official international broadcast or streaming option. Kayo Sports is a geo-restricted platform and cannot be accessed from outside Australia without a VPN, and even then, users may encounter payment or regional issues.
Undercard Highlights
Adding even more draw to the event is the inclusion of Harry Garside, who makes his return to the ring after a period of inactivity. Garside, who won a bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, is one of Australia’s most recognizable boxing talents and brings additional star power to the card.
Also featured on the undercard are several rising Australian prospects, making this a great showcase of local boxing talent across multiple weight divisions.
Fight Overview
Sam Goodman (17-0, 7 KOs), widely regarded as one of the rising stars in the super bantamweight division, is putting his undefeated record on the line against the tough and seasoned Cesar Vaca (15-2, 11 KOs). Goodman has been on a meteoric rise through the ranks and is eyeing a potential world title shot in the near future. This bout could serve as a crucial stepping stone toward that goal.
Vaca, meanwhile, is known for his aggressive style and heavy hands. Coming off a string of knockout wins, the Mexican fighter is eager to derail Goodman’s ascent and make a name for himself on Australian soil. Fans can expect fireworks when these two step into the ring.
For Sam Goodman, this bout is more than just another win—it’s a chance to solidify his status as a world title contender. With several of the division’s top champions currently locked in negotiations or defending belts, a convincing win over Vaca could push Goodman closer to a mandatory title challenge.
Cesar Vaca, on the other hand, views this as an opportunity to spoil Goodman’s run and potentially line himself up for a future bout on the international stage. His punching power and relentless pressure make him a legitimate threat.
