Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte fight time, undercard, TV channel and stream

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte will meet for the heavyweight world title at Wembley on Saturday after years of heated build-up

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Fury and Whyte preview world heavyweight title bout

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte are just days away from finally touching gloves in their heavyweight world title fight – after one of the strangest build-ups in recent boxing history.

The two rivals have been silent for weeks; Fury to focus on his training camp and Whyte because he felt he had been treated unfairly in the negotiations. But the Brits will come face to face this week at the pre-fight press conference and again at Friday’s weigh-in.

And at Wembley on Saturday night, their rivalry will be settled once and for all as Fury puts his heavyweight belt on the line for the second time since winning it from Deontay Wilder in 2020. Here is everything you need to know about the big fight…

When is the fight and what time will it start?

The fight takes place on Saturday night at Wembley in London. As the fight is being held at the national stadium, ring walks are guaranteed to take place no later than 10pm. Fury and Whyte might walk to the ring earlier, depending on how long the undercard takes to complete. The first fight of the night is due to take place at around 6pm.

How to watch on TV and via stream

The fights will be shown on BT Sport Box Office with the initial build up from 6–7pm available for anyone to watch on BT Sport Box Office and online.

The PPV main card will start at 7pm on BT Sport Box Office, costing £24.95 and can be watched through BT TV, Virgin TV, Sky or online via the web or the BT Sport Box Office App:

• Sky customers can purchase BT Sport Box Office on channel 490 via their remote control or via www.sky.com/boxoffice/btsport.
• Virgin Media TV customers in the UK: customers with a TiVo and/or V6 set-top-box should visit the On-Demand section and choose Live Events; customers with a Virgin TV360 set-top-box should visit the Live Events section
• BT TV customers can go to channel 494/495 and pay using their remote control.
• Viewers wanting to watch the fight online should visit www.bt.com/sportboxoffice and follow instructions to subscribe and watch on the web or on the BT Sport Box Office App, and customers can watch on the big screen using Google Chromecast and Apple Airplay.
• EE, Three, Vodafone and O2 customers watching online or via the BT Sport Box Office App can choose to add the payment to their mobile bill.

Undercard

Isaac Lowe vs Nick Ball

Anthony Cacace vs Jonathan Romero

David Adeleye vs Chris Healey

Tommy Fury vs Daniel Bocianski

Karol Itauma vs Michal Ciach

Kurt Walker vs Stefan Nicolae

Royston Barney-Smith vs Constantin Radoi

Odds

Tyson Fury 1/5

Dillian Whyte 7/2

Draw 33/1

Quotes corner

Tyson Fury

“I am only thinking about Dillian Whyte at this moment, I am not thinking about retirement. That will all come after I have had the fight and we will think about what is to come, what the future holds for me. At the minute I have a massive task in Dillian. A lot of people are underestimating Dillian Whyte, but not me.”

Dillian Whyte

“It’s not the Tyson Fury show, his fights with Detonay Wider didn’t sell out, it’s not just the Tyson Fury show. This show sold out because of me and Tyson Fury. This is about Tyson Fury and me, it’s the Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte show.

“I don’t dance to no-ones tune. We can dance together but it can’t be one-way traffic. I’m a disciplined guy, I’ve learned to be disciplined over the years. You want me to do things? Cool, but I’m a professional. I’ve had six or seven pay-per-view shows and I know how to do things and I’ve always dealt with my opponents if things have been done incorrectly.

‘When these guys are trying to mug me off and treat me like it’s the Tyson Fury show, they needed to get things corrected. Once things were corrected… I’m a professional at the end of the day and here I am.”