The undercard has begun at the Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya, with footage showing fighters warming up in a mostly empty arena. Tyson Fury and Mariusz Wach are expected to enter the ring between 4.30pm and 5pm BST.
Fight preview
Fury, competing for the second time since ending his latest retirement, aims for a comfortable victory against Polish veteran Wach, who turns 47 later this year and has lost seven of his last 10 bouts. The fight is not televised live but will feature on Netflix's 'At Home with the Furys'. Only 1,500 tickets were sold, with proceeds going to the Father Ray Foundation.
Fury's comments
Speaking about Wach, Fury said: "[Wach] is a tough man. A veteran, been around the game 20 years plus, so he's a dangerous man, a big heavyweight and anything can happen. I've got to be wary of him, be on my A-game and do what I do."
Carl Froch's view
Former boxer Carl Froch compared the fight to "putting the best Sunday League football team on the pitch against Manchester City or Arsenal", calling it an easy warm-up for Fury.
Joshua's opponent speaks
Kristian Prenga, who faces Anthony Joshua on Saturday, said he is motivated by being considered an underdog and warned: "It's not good to make a plan before God."
