Tyson Fury's heavyweight bout against Mariusz Wach on Friday, July 24, will not be broadcast live on any television network or sports streaming service globally. The fight takes place at the Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya, Thailand, with ring walks expected at approximately 4pm UK time (10pm local). The venue holds a capacity of only 1,500 spectators, and Fury has said all proceeds will be donated to local starving and homeless children in Pattaya.
Why No TV Coverage?
According to Fury, the exclusive footage from the contest is being filmed specifically for the upcoming third season of his Netflix reality television series 'At Home With The Furys'. As a result, fans not in attendance will have to wait until the new season drops on the streaming platform to see any highlights.
Fury's Comeback Trail
This is Fury's second fight since returning from a 15-month retirement. In April 2026, he made a comeback at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, securing a unanimous decision victory over Russian contender Arslanbek Makhmudov.
What's Next for Fury?
The Wach fight is seen as a tune-up for a potential clash with British rival Anthony Joshua in November at Wembley Stadium, provided both men win their summer bouts.
Boxing on TV This Weekend
Despite Fury's fight being blacked out, fans can watch Anthony Joshua face Kristian Prenga on Saturday, July 25, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The event will be broadcast live exclusively on DAZN pay-per-view.
