Rain fell inside the Times Square subway station on Wednesday as a storm system made its way through New York City. Water was coming down on the No. 7 train

Big boxing in New York for long meant Madison Square Garden, in recent years Barclays Center as well. Fight night in Times Square promises to be a whole different scene.

The 13.1-mile race starts near the Brooklyn Museum, winds through Prospect Park and Flatbush Avenue, and then crosses the Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan before heading through Times Square and finishing in Central Park. Times Square is only closed to traffic twice a year, so expect detours if you're driving or commuting in the area.

From Ryan Garcia vs. Rolly Romero to Devin Haney vs. Jose Ramirez and Teofimo Lopez vs. Arnold Barboza Jr., Nick Parkinson breaks down the fights and explains what's at stake.

Promoters promised an "amazing" and "visionary," May 2 card at Tuesday's media conference, but that seemed to be the extent of the amazing vision.

Times Square will stage a boxing tripleheader featuring the returns of Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney, along with a title defense for Teofimo Lopez, on May 2.