Tyson Fury returns to the ring on Friday against Polish veteran Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand, but fans will not be able to watch the fight live on television or any streaming platform. The bout, viewed as a final tune-up before a potential showdown with Anthony Joshua, will take place in front of just 1,500 spectators and will only be featured in the third season of Netflix's At Home with the Furys.
No live broadcast
Despite Fury's worldwide popularity, the fight will not be broadcast live. Instead, fans must wait until the Netflix series is released to see footage of the contest. The official start time is 5pm BST.
Charity and intimate venue
Fury has pledged to donate profits from ticket sales to charities supporting homeless and disadvantaged children in the area. 'It's a beautiful thing I'm able to do here, giving back to a great cause,' Fury said. He defended the intimate venue, asking: 'Which other world champion at my level would perform in front of 1,500 people in Pattaya?' Tickets are reportedly priced at around £220 and have not yet sold out.
