The boxing world holds its breath tonight as the biggest heavyweight clash in decades finally arrives. While all eyes are on the main event between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk, the undercard promises explosive action that true fight fans won't want to miss.
When and Where to Watch the Fights
The action kicks off earlier than you might expect. The undercard begins at 6:00 PM BST, building toward the main event ring walks expected around 11:00 PM BST. For UK viewers, the broadcast is split between two major platforms.
TV and Streaming Options
- Sky Sports Box Office: Available for purchase at £24.95, covering the entire event from early undercard to main event.
- DAZN: Subscribers can access the fight through the DAZN app or website, with monthly subscriptions starting from £9.99.
Undercard Highlights You Can't Miss
Before the heavyweight titans take center stage, several rising stars and established names will showcase their skills in what promises to be a spectacular display of boxing talent.
Key Undercard Bouts to Watch
Jai Opetaia vs. Mairis Briedis: A cruiserweight championship rematch that promises fireworks between two elite fighters seeking to reclaim glory.
Joe Cordina vs. Anthony Cacace: British boxing pride is on the line as Cordina defends his super-featherweight title against the dangerous Cacace in what could be a fight-of-the-night contender.
How to Access the Live Stream
For those watching online, both Sky Sports and DAZN offer robust streaming services. Ensure your subscription is active and your internet connection is stable to avoid any disruption during the crucial moments.
Pro tip: Log in to your streaming platform at least 30 minutes before the main event to troubleshoot any potential technical issues.
What Makes This Event Historic
Tonight represents more than just another boxing match. This is the first undisputed heavyweight championship fight in over two decades, with the winner claiming all four major belts in a division that has captured the world's imagination for generations.
The atmosphere in Riyadh will be electric, but thanks to modern broadcasting, fight fans across the UK can experience every punch, every round, and every moment of history from the comfort of their homes.
