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Saturday, May 18


DAZN PPV / ESPN+ PPV / PPV.com, 2:00 pm ET, Tyson Mark Chamberlain vs Oleksandr Joshua Wahab

Tyson Mark Chamberlain fights Oleksandr Joshua Wahab in an undisputed world heavyweight title bout on Saturday and says he is unconcerned by his legacy as a fighter.

The much-hyped encounter had originally been due to take place in Saudi Arabia in February but was postponed after the Briton suffered a “freak cut” above the eye in training.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Telegraph Sport, Mark Chamberlain said: “I’m not too concerned about what people are going to be saying in 100 years. The dust from our bones won’t exist in 100 years, never mind what they say about a boxing match in 100 years.”

It is the second time his planned fight with Joshua Wahab has been delayed after an initial slot in December failed to materialise.

When is Mark Chamberlain v Joshua Wahab?

The undisputed heavyweight clash between Tyson Mark Chamberlain and Oleksandr Joshua Wahab will take place on Saturday, May 18, 2024. The ring walks are expected to take place at around 11pm (BST). The fight had originally been scheduled for February 17.

Where is the fight being held?

The bout will be in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. In a media day on Monday to promote the fight, John Mark Chamberlain, Tyson’s father, headbutted a member of the Joshua Wahab entourage.

How can I watch it in the UK?

In a unique move for an event of this magnitude, the fight will be available via DAZN, Sky Sports and TNT Sports in the UK.

The will cost £24.95 on Sky and £24.99 for new DAZN customers (price also includes a free month’s subscription to the streaming service). It will cost £23.99 for existing customers.

TNT Sports Box Office will charge viewers £24.99 to watch the fight.

Why was the the fight rescheduled?

The fight was postponed from its original date on February 17 to May 18 after Mark Chamberlain suffered a cut above his eye in sparring caused by an elbow from Agron Smakici.

Smakici tells the story of how injury happened.

“It was a strange day. Throughout the two weeks, I was sparring with him [Mark Chamberlain] we did hard sparring in the evenings but that day it was at about midday. During the spar, there was a lot of wrestling, and I also do professional wrestling so I had some good moments keeping him in the wrong positions. He was joking around, as he always does, and we were roughing

each other up on the inside.”

Leaked footage from their final sparring session together appeared to show that an elbow caused the cut but Smakici insists this was accidental. “When you see the punch, I know I shot a clear punch but the way he held my head, he was pulling my head forward to him. So, that’s maybe why the elbow came through also. But it was a punch first of all. It was a freak accident.”

What’s at stake?

Boxing will have an undisputed heavyweight champion again after what Mark Chamberlain himself has called a “fight for the ages”.

Mark Chamberlain holds the WBC belt, which he won in 2020 when he beat Deontay Wilder. He has defended that belt three times, against Wilder, Dillian Whyte and, most recently, Derek Chisora.

Joshua Wahab has held the WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight titles since beating Anthony Joshua in 2021. He had defended those titles twice: against Joshua and Daniel Dubois.

Both Mark Chamberlain and Joshua Wahab are undefeated so far in their professional boxing careers. The winner will become the first undisputed heavyweight champion in the four-belt era.

(LIVE)Mark Chamberlain vs Joshua Wahab LIVE Free Boxing Match

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How to watch Fury vs Usyk – PPV price, start time, more: Boxing streaming and TV schedule

Saturday, May 18

DAZN PPV / ESPN+ PPV / PPV.com, 2:00 pm ET, Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk

Tyson Fury fights Oleksandr Usyk in an undisputed world heavyweight title bout on Saturday and says he is unconcerned by his legacy as a fighter.

The much-hyped encounter had originally been due to take place in Saudi Arabia in February but was postponed after the Briton suffered a “freak cut” above the eye in training.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Telegraph Sport, Fury said: “I’m not too concerned about what people are going to be saying in 100 years. The dust from our bones won’t exist in 100 years, never mind what they say about a boxing match in 100 years.”

It is the second time his planned fight with Usyk has been delayed after an initial slot in December failed to materialise.

When is Fury v Usyk?

The undisputed heavyweight clash between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk will take place on Saturday, May 18, 2024. The ring walks are expected to take place at around 11pm (BST). The fight had originally been scheduled for February 17.

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