What time is Tyson Fury fight tonight? TV channel and live stream

Tyson Fury will make his way back to the ring this evening when he takes on his toughest opponent yet - Oleksandr Usyk.

Fury will be putting his WBC title on the line as he looks to unify the heavyweight division when he faces the Ukrainian in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Not since Lennox Lewis managed the feat in 2000 has a heavyweight boxer held all the gold.

Ahead of the fight, the 35-year-old from Wythenshawe has been respectful of Usyk, admitting that he is a dangerous man to be facing. In the final press conference on Thursday, Fury said: "I'm ready. I've got nothing to say. I'm ready for a good fight. If it's tough or easy. Either way, I'll be ready.

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"God bless him. I'll say a prayer for him before the fight for us both to get out of the ring safely." Meanwhile, Usyk's message was simple: "Let's make history. Enough."

Ahead of what will be a momentous night in boxing, MEN Sport has taken a look at how you can follow all the action.

The event at Riyadh's Kingdom Arena will begin at 4pm in the UK but the main event ring walks are not scheduled to start until 11pm at the earliest.

Fury vs Usyk will be available to watch on three different platforms - Sky Sports, TNT Sports and DAZN. The DAZN UK PPV price for new subscribers will be £24.99, which also includes a one month DAZN subscription that usually costs £19.99. Existing DAZN subscribers will be charged £23.99.

On Sky, the fight will cost £24.95, meanwhile, TNT Sports will be charging £24.99.

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