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📺 WATCH Usyk vs Fury 2 REPLAY!
Want to watch tonight’s full fight replay?
In the UK, Sky Sports Box Office will be showing full fight replays at 8am GMT and 6pm GMT on Sunday, December 22.
In the US/UK/Canada/Australia/India, the DAZN PPV video on demand service is usually available within 4 hours of the fight finishing. You’ve got the following 7 days to re-watch.
Another option for those in the UK is TNT Sports Box Office which is available via Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video , Virgin Media TV and EE TV. On-demand replays end on midnight on December 24, 2024.
UNANIMOUS DECISCION – USYK WINS!
All three judges score it decisively for Uysk. Fury doesn’t look shocked. And neither am I.
Usyk is now 2-0 up against Tyson Fury. So what’s next for The Gypsy King? A fight against Britain’s Anthony Joshua could now be on the cards.
Usyk vs Fury 2 – Round 12 UPDATE
“Ain’t no tomorrow… keep your hands up and give it everything you got, Tyson” urges Fury’s trainer, SugarHill.
It’s all comes down to this: 3 minutes to claim to be the No.1 heavyweight boxer on the planet.
The Fury camp is screaming for him to get involved. Fury needs a knockdown – else it’s Usyk on points.
Fury needs to go for broke. Usyk is too busy, though.
Good shots from Usyk. Last 45 SECONDS!
Both corners will claim victory but this surely has to be Usyk’s victory.
We await the scorecards.
Usyk vs Fury 2: Round 11 LIVE – Usyk responds
Usyk comes out aggressively but Tyson Fury is punching back. Fury has been much more economical than he was in May, and has plenty left in the tank. Any mistake now could be fatal, especially with Usyk looking to get as busy as he can.
Some are scoring Usyk as well ahead but it could be close. This is boxing, after all. Round 11 surely belongs to Usyk.
THREE MORE MINUTES TO GO!
Usyk vs Fury 2 LIVE – Round 10 update: Fury starts to fire!
Three round to go! Bit of wrestling going on. Fury tries a body shot, he’s desperate to let his fists fly. But should he take the risk now? Why not – this could be his chance.
But no, Usyk ties Fury up on the ropes. This is a much better round for Fury, though. Usyk is definitely feeling the pace.
Usyk vs Fury 2: Round 9 LIVE
Another great shot from Usyk. Fury’s legs are just starting to go.
Wild lash-out from Fury; Usyk lands a decent shot. Fury looks to be getting frustrated. Next round could be EXPLOSIVE…
Round 8 LIVE – Fury still misfiring
Usyk pushes Fury off. Tyson looks confused, as if trying to figure his opponent out. Usyk tries to ram the uppercut though, just misses. Dangerous times for The Gypsy King. Fury needs to use his right uppercut and his physicality.
The score is likely 5-3 to Usyk right now.
Round 7 LIVE – Fury still tentative, this could go all the way!
This is a huge round for Fury. Make or break. Usyk has taken the centre of the ring and Fury seems reluctant to commit to anything. But he catches Usyk with a left hand! Final seconds now… another good jab form Fury. But he missed the right hand to the head.
Round 6 LIVE – almost to the halfway stage!
Can Fury kill Usyk’s moment? Usyk is starting spring about; Fury needs to get in close and tower over his Ukrainian opponent. WOW, Fury felt that combination by Usyk.., but he’s saved by the bell.
Tyson is reacting – he should be making the first move.
Round 5 LIVE – Usyk vs Fury 2 is coming alive!
Fury going down the body, lovely combinations from both fighters now! This is what the first Usyk vs Fury fight should have been. Last second of round 5 and Fury heads back to his corner to get a pep talk from Sugar, who says “KEEP YOUR HANDS UP! He runnin’ around… don’t lay down”.
Round 4 LIVE
It’s difficult to score. Fury took a lot of rounds to dial in the range to Usyk’s body. Can he take advantage? Scoring is still even to my eye.
Round 3 LIVE – Both fighters have their guards up
Fury steps in with a lovely double jab. This fight could explode at any second… and that’s the bell. Right now, it could go either way. Could Fury’s snappy jab could win the day?
Round 2 LIVE – Fury just nudges Usyk back onto his heels
Good left-hand from Usyk, who’s already sunk it into Fury’s solar plexus about five times now. Nothing serious but Fury can’t let that continue. The fighters are circling each other; two bulls in one ring doesn’t go. Good right hand by Fury! Just caught Usyk.
First bell! Round 1 – LIVE UPDATE
Tyson Fury instantly heads to the centre of the ring to stamp his authority on the fight. Ramming jab by Fury. Nothing reckless. Just a solid attempt to put a dent Uysk early. Usyk lets go of a right-hander. Usyk is already looking the sharper fighter, trying to drive Fury onto the ropes. If you aren’t tuned in yet, there’s still time to get a PPV. Details below.
GO TIME! Fury vs Usyk 2 is moments away…
The Kingdom Arena has been thrown into darkness and the fans are now glued to the four-sided Jumbotron as the promo video of Tyson Fury in a psychiatrist’s office plays. You’ve got 10 mins left to get your Usyk vs Fury 2 LIVE STREAM.
Michael Buffer is here to tell us “Ladies and Gentleman, THIS is the MOMENT you’ve waiting for…”
What time are the ringwalks?
There’s just one more fight to go until The Gypsy King makes his grand entrance at Kingdom Arena. If you haven’t sorted your live stream, BUY FURY-USYK PPV NOW!
Usyk vs Fury 2: Ringwalks – 10.30pm GMT / 5.30pm ET / 9.30am AEDT (Sun)
Usyk vs Fury 2: First Bell – 10.40pm GMT / 5.40pm ET / 9.40am AEDT (Sun)
Usyk vs Fury 2: Undercard results LIVE
After 10 rounds, Fisher vs Allen is a split decision. Your winner and now the WBA intercontinental heavyweight champion is… Johnny Fisher! (6 rounds to 4).
Will Dave Allen regret how he went about that 10th and final round? Quite possibly. But at least he (narrowly) avoided getting knocked out. Next up: Serhii Bohachuk vs Ishmael Davis…
Can I watch Usyk vs Fury 2 without a PPV?
Yep, lucky fans located in Ukraine can watch the big fight as part of their regular Megogo subscription. If you’re from Ukraine but visiting another country, you might consider using a NordVPN to tap into your usual stream from anywhere…
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A raucous atmosphere at Kingdom Arena – but no alcohol
Kingdom Arena, the venue for tonight’s Usyk vs Fury 2 blockbuster PPV fight, opened in January and is claimed to have been constructed in just 60 days.
No doubt tonight’s crowd – expected to be laden with stars such as Cristiano Ronaldo, currently playing at Saudi soccer team Al Nassr, and UFC legend Francis Ngannou – will raise the roof.
Just don’t expect to see anyone raising a beer; the bars at Kingdom Arena serve fruit juice and 7-UP. Saudi Arabia might wish to bankroll global sports such as boxing, but possession of alcohol remains forbidden.
Last-minute shakeup to the judging
Ignacio Robles has been officially announced as the replacement judge for Fernando Barbosa, who called in sick earlier this week.
As promoter Frank Warren revealed yesterday, two potential replacement judges were flown in, with each camp favoring a different replacement. In the end the matter was settled by way of a coin toss.
The Usyk vs Fury 2 ringwalks are now just FOUR HOURS away, so make sure you get your Pay-Per-View sorted now. And seriously, you don’t want to miss the Moses Itauma fight, which is coming up around 9.45pm GMT / 4.45pm ET…
Where are today’s cheapest PPV deals?
Annoyingly, Usyk vs Fury 2 prices vary depending on your location. The Pay-Per-View costs from £24.95 in the UK and $39.99 in the US.
One of the cheapest deals can be found in Ukraine, where Ukraine-based boxing fans can WATCH tonight’s Usyk vs Fury 2 live stream as part of their regular Megogo subscription for 119 UAH (which converts to around £2.27 / $2.81).
Can I watch Usyk vs Fury 2 without Sky Sports?
Yes. In the UK, Usyk vs Fury is available as a pay-per-view across five networks:
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
– DAZN PPV £24.99 inc 7-day FREE trial
– Sky Sports Box Office £24.95
– TNT Sports Box Office £24.99
– Discovery Plus / Amazon Prime (both £24.99 PPV)
What’s the best fight on the Usyk vs Fury 2 undercard?
Peter McGrail vs Rhys Edwards at 1.02pm ET / 6.02pm GMT is set to be a banger.
Welshman Edwards (125lbs) will attempt to maintain his unbeaten streak but Liverpudlian knockout specialist McGrail is the clear favorite. It should be intriguing bout.
And later, just before Fury-Usyk, 19-year-old British heavyweight sensation Moses Itauma will be hoping to take another step towards his ambition of becoming the youngest ever heavyweight champion, beating Mike Tyson’s record.
Latest odds – Unbeatable Usyk or Fury Fightback?
Can Tyson Fury avenge his defeat against Oleksandr Usyk at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia tonight?
Usyk is the 5-4 favorite to win the bout.
Both fighters are 3-1 to win by TKO.
Usyk is 13-8 favorite to win on points.
The Gypsy King may be the fan favorite but anyone who remembers Usyk beating Anthony Joshua in their first fight knows what 36-year-old Fury is up against.
The Usyk vs Fury 2 build-up starts… NOW!
DAZN is first out the blocks with its live build-up show in the UK/US – it’s ON AIR from 3.30pm GMT / 10.30am ET today. It’s free to watch on DAZN Boxing’s YouTube channel (above).
In the UK, the Sky Sports and TNT Sports build up kicks off at 4pm GMT.
Prepare for over NINE HOURS of boxing razzmatazz live from Riyadh’s Kingdom Arena.
Fun fact: If you tune in now, the Tyson Fury PPV price works out at only $4.45/hour in the US or £2.70/hour in the UK.
And if you’re watching in Ukraine (see below), the Fury vs Usyk 2 price works out at just £0.25/hour or $0.32/hour! Not bad for what could be the biggest fight of 2024.
Should I buy the Fury vs Usyk 2 PPV early?
Short answer: yes. There’s no upside to waiting until the first bell. And some broadcasters – yes you, Sky Sports Box Office – put the price up on the day of the fight if ordering over the phone, rather than online.
🇺🇸 United States
– DAZN PPV $39.99 inc 7-day FREE trial
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
– DAZN PPV £24.99 inc 7-day FREE trial
– Sky Sports Box Office £24.95
– TNT Sports Box Office £24.99
– Discovery Plus / Amazon Prime (both £24.99 PPV)
🇺🇦 Ukraine
– Megogo – 129 UAH for 1-month Optimal plan
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What time are the Fury-Usyk 2 ring walks?
Saturday’s Fury-Usyk 2 ringwalks are expected at:
🇺🇸 US –– 5.30pm ET in New York
🇬🇧 UK –– 10.30pm in London
🇮🇪 IRE –– 10.30pm in Dublin
🇦🇺 AUS –– 9.30am (Sunday) in Melbourne
We have published the start times for the full fight card/undercard below, with precise timings for every bout…
CONFIRMED: Full fight card START TIMES (UK/US/AUS)
Of course, this is a live event and timings are subject to change depending on the length of each bout. But at least you now know when to cut your Christmas shopping short and dash home…
Oleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury 2 – 11pm GMT / 6pm ET / 10am AEDT (Sun)
Moses Itauma vs Demsey McKean – 9.45pm GMT / 4.45pm ET / 8.45am AEDT (Sun)
Serhii Bohachuk vs Ishmael Davis – 8.41pm GMT / 3.41pm ET / 7.41am AEDT (Sun)
Johnny Fisher vs Dave Allen – 7.48pm / 2.48pm / 6.48am AEDT (Sun)
Isaac Lowe vs Lee McGregor – 6.32pm GMT / 1.32pm ET / 5.36am AEDT
Peter McGrail vs Rhys Edwards – 6.02pm GMT / 1.02pm ET / 5.02am AEDT (Sun)
Daniel Lapin vs Dylan Colin – 5.12pm GMT / 12.12pm ET / 4.02am AEDT (Sun)
Andrii Novytskyi vs Edgar Ramirez – 4.21pm GMT / 11.21am ET /. 3.21am AEDT (Sun)
Mohammad Alakel vs. Joshua Ocampo Soto – 3.45pm GMT / 10.45am ET / 2.45am AEDT (Sun)
Explosive row over replacement judge continues
The argument over who should replace Fernando Barbosa, the veteran judge who called in sick earlier this week, could be settled by a coin toss.
Barbosa was expected to be replaced by Steve Weisfeld for the rematch tomorrow night, but Sky Sports has today reported that the rival camps are ‘deadlocked’, and that two judges – Weisfeld and Ignacio Robles – are being considered for the role.
Promoter Frank Warren said: “There are two standby judges, both of them are flying in and we’ve got to decide which one it’s going to be.
“We want one of them and the other camp wants the other, so I’ve suggested we spin a coin.”
UPDATE! Ignacio Robles is the replacement judge – the matter was settled by coin toss.
Can you watch Usyk vs Fury 2 in 4K or 8K?
No. It’s unlikely that the fight will be shown in 4K, let alone 8K. DAZN, for example, usually broadcasts in in 1080p (HD) at 50fps.
That said, Usyk vs Fury will be shot in 4K.
The coverage will use “a 23-camera set up that includes two wirecams” to capture a “cinematic look” (per svgeurope.org).
The team in Riyadh will use a mix of Sony HDC-F5500 and Sony HDC-3500V cameras. Costing around $44,000 / £35,000, the F5500 boasts Sony’s Super 35mm 4K CMOS sensor designed to cope well with fast-moving action and add a shallow depth of field (for that all-important “cinematic” feel).
Of course, if you have one of the best 4K TVs, chances are it will artificially upscale the picture to an assimilation of 4K.
DAZN PPV gets you “exclusive celebrity watchalongs”
It’s fight day! And for the first time, DAZN is offering boxing fans the chance to watch Usyk vs Fury 2 live streams in the company of famous YouTubers and The Ring Magazine.
Watchalongs are typically only allowed to comment on the fight – without the actual live pictures. This time around, DAZN says that “customers using its app to watch the Fury fight will enjoy both.”
You can join Mario Lopez for a Ring Magazine watchalong of the full Riyadh Season card, headlined by Oleksandr Usyk vs. Tyson Fury 2, as well as hang out with YouTubers True Geordie (@PainGamePodcast) and Showbizz.
Fury weighs in a STONE heavier than Usyk… fully clothed
At today’s weigh-in The Gypsy King cut short his face-off with Oleksandr Usyk after just seven seconds. Not a patch on the 11-minute 20-seconder we got at Thursday’s media conference.
The other surprise? Fury’s weight. At 281 lbs, he’s now at his career-heaviest.
But British-Irish former professional boxer Matt Macklin reckons it isn’t a true reflection of what he’ll weigh tomorrow.
“I think you’ve gotta take at least half a stone off, possibly 10lbs,” Macklin told Sky Sports Boxing. “He has a massive coat, shoes, phone in the pocket, wallet, money… [that’s] at least 7lbs. So what’s that? 274… 273 lbs? I think that’s probably his optimum fighting weight.”
Beard-gate rolls on – and Team Usyk files another complaint
The furore over Tyson Fury’s facial hair continues. Following today’s weigh-in, Team Usyk once again protested the length of Tyson’s beard.
Usyk’s camp say the growth ‘grossly violates’ the ‘beard rule’ and they want it trimmed.
Are they wasting their time? Quite possibly. It’s hard to imagine a multi-million dollar fight – on the 50th Anniversary of The Rumble of The Jungle – being cancelled over a fullsome beard.
Anyway, one sleep to go before Reignited… the anticipation is building.
Boxing fans warned against illegal streams
Saturday’s Tyson Fury fight is expected to generate well over a million Pay-Per-View sales. But it’s not just a bonanza for the sports networks; a YouGov poll revealed a reported 20 million illegal streams of the first Usyk vs Fury fight (per svgeurope.org).
Kieron Sharp, CEO of BeStreamWise partner FACT, has issued a warning to boxing fans: “Illegal streaming puts consumers at risk of malware, financial theft, and the compromise of personal data, such as emails, photos, and browsing history.”
Is Usyk vs Fury 2 a pay-per-view?
Yep, it’s a DAZN Pay-Per-View in over 200 countries including the UK, US, Canada, Australia and most of Europe.
What is the Pay-Per-View cost?
The Usyk vs Fury PPV will set you back £24.99 in the UK, $39.99 in the States and $29.99 in Australia. So, a bit less than the first fight. Which is nice.
What if I live in a really remote area such as Antarctica?
DAZN has you covered. The PPV price is set at $19.99 USD in a string of obscure locations around the world from Antarctica to Timor-Leste, Togo and mighty Vanuatu. Whether you can find a strong internet connection is, of course, another matter.
Which country has the cheapest PPV?
In Ukraine, fans can watch the fight live on local streaming service Megogo as part of the Optimal plan, which costs only 119 UAH per month – the equivalent of £2.27 / $2.84. You can watch lots of TV show and live sports, including boxing, on Megogo every month.
I’m from Ukraine but currently abroad
You can use a VPN! We find NordVPN (save up to 70%) works best. It will unblock your usual, geo-blocked streaming services, allowing you to use them from anywhere in the world.
SEE our full Usyk vs Fury 2 watch guide for your PPV options
Fury weighs in at a career-heavy 20st 1lb
Fury was first to the scales and didn’t even take his jacket off, nevermind his gold jewellery.
The Morecambe man weighs in at 20st 1lb or 281 lbs.
Fury weighed 18st 7lb when these two met back in May.
“Facts of the matter: tomorrow night we’re gonna fight out who is the best,” says promoter Frank Warren. “Tyson’s favorite” for a TKO win, he adds. Hmmm… not sure about that, Frank. We’ll find out tomorrow night.
Up next: Tyson Fury weighs in!
Hit play on the FREE DAZN live stream below as Tyson Fury, the man wants to be undisputed again, strips down and steps on the scales… Sweet Caroline is blasting out and Michael Buffer is about the introduce first Fury, and then Usyk. It’s go time!
Usyk vs Fury weigh-in… live streaming on YouTube NOW!
But don’t worry – you haven’t missed anything. We’re still waiting for Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk to hit the scales.
Elsewhere, the last-minute Peter McGrail vs Rhys Edwards fight has been confirmed as a super featherweight clash. McGrail says he’s “ready” and has a lot of respect for Edwards, who steps in at late notice to replace Dennis McCann.
Fun fact: Tyson Fury’s beard length was officially cleared and sanctioned yesterday. The Morecambe bomber’s bushy visage attracted the ire of Usyk’s camp, who are still protesting its length. Presumably they want Fury to get a better ‘uppercut’?
Usyk vs Fury 2 undercard
Saturday’s undercard features rising star Moses Itauma. The 19-year-old British boxing sensation has notched up 10 wins in 10 fights and there is now talk of him becoming the youngest heavyweight champion since Mike Tyson.
The latest news is that Israil Madrimov has withdrawn through illness and will be replaced against Serhii Bohachuk.
Andrii Novytskyi vs Edgar Ramirez – heavyweight
Daniel Lapin vs Dylan Colin – light-heavyweight
Peter McGrail vs Rhys Edwards – super-featherweight
Isaac Lowe vs Lee McGregor – featherweight
Johnny Fisher vs David Allen – heavyweight
Serhii Bohachuk vs Ishmael Davis – super-welterweight
Moses Itauma vs Demsey McKean – heavyweight
Where can I watch the Usyk vs Fury 2 weigh-in live?
Fight fans can watch the weigh-in for free on the DAZN YouTube channel. It’s due to start in exactly one hour’s time – 1pm ET / 6pm GMT / 9pm KSA.
What time is the Fury vs Usyk 2 weigh-in?
The weigh-in takes place at 1pm ET / 10am PT / 6pm GMT on Friday, December 20 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. That’s 5am AEDT on Saturday for those of you in Australia.
Fingers crossed it’s every bit as controversial as Thursday’s utterly extraordinary 10-minute face-off…
Is it true that Usyk vs Fury 2 will feature an AI judge?
Yes, the AI experiment will be “free from bias and human error” according to Turki Alalshikh the man behind the tool. You might be relieved to hear that the so-called ‘AI judge’ will not be used for official scorecards.
It’s certainly an interesting idea but we’re not convinced AI judges will solve boxing’s scoring problem.
What time are main event ringwalks?
Good question. Being a live fight, timings are changeable and it’s not unusual for big showdowns to start later (sometimes much later) than originally advertised.
What we know is that Tyson Fury (the challenger) will walk out first, followed by Oleksandr Usyk (the champion). Approximate timing are as follows:
5.20pm ET / 10.20pm GMT – 10 mins of live entertainment
5.30pm ET / 10.30pm GMT – Ringwalks (around five minutes each)
5.55pm ET / 10.55pm GMT – Fury and Usyk touch gloves in the ring
If you’re planning on watching Usyk vs Fury 2, keep an eye on our live updates for the latest streaming info and PPV prices.
When does the Fury vs Usyk 2 undercard start?
Fight card: 4pm GMT / 11am ET / 8am PT / 3am AEDT (Sun) / 7pm KSA / 7pm Riyadh time on Saturday, December 21.
What happened in the first Fury vs Usyk 2 fight?
Since you’re getting ready to watch the Fury vs Usyk rematch, you might want to catch up with the events of May 18, when the pair first clashed.
Billed as ‘Ring of Fire’, Fury showboated his way through the first round but was soon struggling to hold his own against Usyk. The Gypsy King landed an uppercut in the sixth round but his momentum was short-lived. Usyk landed 14 punches in the ninth round and Fury was given a standing count.
After 12 rounds Usyk defeated Fury by split decision. It was first loss of Fury’s career and put an end to the undisputed heavyweight champion of boxing’s four-belt era, setting the stage for a highly anticipated rematch.
When does Fury vs Usyk 2 take place?
Usyk vs Fury 2: Reignited – as it is officially known – takes place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday, December 21. The undercard will begin at 5pm GMT / 12 pm ET.
The fight is a rematch of the the pair’s May 18 bout in which Fury lost his WBC heavyweight title to Usyk in a split decision.
What is the venue for Usyk vs Fury 2?
Oleksandr Usky vs Tyson Fury 2 takes place at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – the same venue as the first fight in May. This will be the third time each fighter has boxed in the Saudi kingdom.
Kingdom Arena is the largest fully-covered football stadium in the world with a capacity of stands 26,000 spectators.