Fury vs Whyte live stream: Where to watch fight online and on TV tonight

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte meet in all-British blockbuster world title fight in front of 94,000 fans at Wembley Stadium tonight.

Anticipation is high for what the undefeated Gypsy King claims will be his final contest, with 94,000 tickets sold for the Wembly bout, and even more fans expected to watch via pay-per-view.

Fury puts his WBC and Ring Ring Magazine titles, and his unbeaten record, on the line.

The British heavyweights will finally meet in the ring, putting behind them weeks of uncertainty in the build-up.

It’s Fury’s first fight in the UK for almost four years, having spent much of that period in America fighting Deontay Wilder three times. Dillian Whyte returns to action for the first time since avenging his defeat to Alexander Povetkin last March.

The winner tonight could well be in line for an undisputed bout later in the year against either Oleksandr Usyk or Anthony Joshua, though Fury has insisted this will be his final fight.

On the undercard, Tommy Fury, Tyson’s brother, faces Daniel Bocianski in a six-round bout in what is his first fight since he pulled out of facing Jake Paul at the end of last year due to injury and illness.

Isaac Lowe is also on the bill, looking to get back to winning ways after suffering the first loss of his professional career. The featherweight was beaten by Luis Alberto Lopez in December at York Hall - he fights Nick Ball at Wembley for the vacant WBC silver featherweight title.

Fury vs Whyte is being broadcast live tonight on BT Sport Box Office. The pay-per-view will cost fans £24.95.

The undercard is due to begin at 6pm BST, with ring walks for the main event expected at 10pm.

One of the biggest heavyweight fights in British boxing history is upon us. Tonight, at Wembley Stadium, Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte will clash in front of 94,000 fans with the WBC title on the line.

Fury, 33, has claimed that he will sail off into the sunset after this bout, retiring from boxing with or without a victory over his challenger, who has waited years for a shot at a world heavyweight title. Fury, who previously held the WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO belts, won the WBC strap from Deontay Wilder in the second fight of their trilogy of instant classics. He stopped the American in the seventh round in 2020 to earn vindication after being denied a title win in their first meeting – a 2018 contest that ended as a controversial split draw. In his most recent bout, in October, Fury (31-0-1, 22 knockouts) finished Wilder again to retain the gold in the most dramatic of fights, and many in the sport are predicting a similar affair this evening.

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