Will Dillian Whyte beat Tyson Fury against all the odds for the WBC and Ring Heavyweight Championships?
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Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte will finally meet at Wembley Stadium this Saturday, but don’t worry if you don’t have a ticket. With broad TV coverage and live streaming, more than a million fans are anticipated to tune in across the UK to see a great night of British boxing in the city.
Despite just fighting twice since September 2019, Fury (31-0-1) is unbeaten in 31 professional fights. Those battles resulted in a pair of decisive victories against Deontay Wilder, bringing their three-fight series to a close. Whyte(28-2-0) steps into the arena for the greatest battle of his career, ready to dethrone his giant opponent and claim the WBC heavyweight championship.
In front of 94,000 spectators, the British heavyweights will finally clash in the ring, putting weeks of ambiguity behind them.
The winner on Saturday night might be in line for an undisputed showdown with either Oleksandr Usyk or Anthony Joshua later this year.
Tommy Fury, Tyson’s brother, fights Daniel Bocianski in a six-round match on the undercard, in what will be his first fight since withdrawing from a fight against Jake Paul at the end of last year due to injuries and sickness.
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The main card will go off at 7 pm BST on Saturday, April 23, which is 2 pm ET or 11 am PT and conclude at roughly 10 pm BST with the main event – Fury vs Whyte.
The fight will be aired on BT Sport Box Office in the United Kingdom, with the broadcaster’s app and website also streaming the fights.
In the United States, it will be aired on ESPN+
In India, there is no telecast.
