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How To Watch Joshua Vs Usyk: What Time and How Much?

How To Watch Joshua Vs Usyk: What Time and How Much?
Jonathan Browne
By Jonathan Browne
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With a fight against Tyson Fury looming in the future, Anthony Joshua faces Oleksandr Usyk for Joshua's WBA, IBF and WBO world titles at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Usyk is the WBA mandatory challenger for the title and the Ukrainian will be no easy task for Joshua. So, here's how to watch Joshua vs Usyk and all the info you need to know.

How to watch Joshua vs Usyk

The fight card will be available live on Sky Sports Box Office. The card will cost €27.95.

To book online go onto skyboxoffice.com/events.

What time is Joshua vs Usyk at?

The main card starts at 6pm. The main event is expected to start at 10:30pm.

Who's on the rest of the card?

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  • Anthony Joshua v Oleksandr Usyk - WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO Heavyweight titles
  • Lawrence Okolie v Dilan Prasovic - WBO Cruiserweight Title
  • Callum Smith v Lenin Castillo - Light-Heavyweight
  • Campbell Hatton v Izan Dura - Super-Featherweight
  • Florian Marku v Maxim Prodan - Welterweight
  • Christopher Ousley v Khasan Baysangurov - Middleweight
  • Daniel Lapin v Pawel Martyniuk - Light-Heavyweight

How do both fighters look?

There was a huge gap in the weigh-ins as Joshua is nearly 20 pounds heavier than Usyk. Therefore many have questioned whether Usyk can compete with the brit. Others believe it could be Joshua's biggest challenge yet.

The pair won Olympic gold in 2012 and have shown a lot of respect for each other in the run up to this fight. Joshua said ahead of the fight

 "Respect? Fear? It's just a fight. I'm not someone who will be disrespectful unless someone is disrespectful to me.

I respect the man. He has achieved phenomenal things."

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Joshua definitely learned from experience that he cannot underestimate any opponent. Losing to Andy Ruiz Jr almost derailed his career. However, Joshua is in his eleventh consecutive world title fight and if he wants to make it twelve against Tyson Fury he will need to put in a good performance against the tough Usyk.

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