Tommy Fury vs Eddie Hall: Time, How to Watch, and Full Card

Tommy Fury returns to the ring this weekend to face former World's Strongest Man Eddie Hall in one of the most intriguing crossover fights of the year. The pair headline a Misfits Boxing card at Manchester's AO Arena on Saturday night, with Fury putting his boxing reputation on the line against a man who outweighs him by around 100 pounds.

Fight Details

Fury remains unbeaten as a professional boxer and will be expected to have too much speed and technical ability for Hall, who has only previously boxed once competitively, losing to fellow strongman Hafþór Björnsson. The bout has been fueled by a long-running war of words between Hall and the Fury family, with Tommy vowing to settle the score after Hall's public feud with his father, John Fury. Hall, meanwhile, believes his huge size and power can cause a major upset and potentially open the door to even bigger fights in the future.

Start Time

The fight takes place on Saturday, June 13, at Manchester's AO Arena. Coverage begins in the early evening, with the main event ring walks scheduled for 10.32pm BST. The chief support bout between Anthony Taylor and Matty Floyd is expected to begin at 9.54pm BST.

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How to Watch

The event will be shown live exclusively on DAZN. Fans can purchase the event through DAZN pay-per-view or watch as part of the broadcaster's Ultimate Tier subscription package. The fight will not be shown on Sky Sports or TNT Sports. DAZN can also be accessed through compatible smart TVs, mobile devices, and via the DAZN channel on Amazon Prime Video.

Rules and Weight Difference

The contest will take place at heavyweight and is expected to be contested as an exhibition bout, meaning it will not count towards either man's professional boxing record. The fight is scheduled for six two-minute rounds. One of the biggest talking points is the significant size difference between the two fighters. Fury weighed 208 pounds for his last outing and is moving up from cruiserweight, while Hall is expected to come in at around 330 pounds, giving him a potential advantage of more than 100 pounds on fight night.