Jake Paul and Tommy Fury will finally settle their bitter feud tonight as the bitter rivals fight in Saudi Arabia.
YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul and Love Island star Fury meet over eight rounds at the Diriyah Arena in Riyadh after two previous bookings between them have been cancelled. The bitter rivals have been exchanging words for almost two years and took part in an intense press conference on Thursday evening in which they had to be separated after almost coming to blows.
Paul is the betting favourite over Fury despite the American only taking up boxing three years ago, whilst Fury has been involved in the sport for over a decade. UK fans will be treated to a rare fight on Sunday evening so here's all you need to know about tonight's grudge fight...
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What time is the Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury fight?
Ring walks for the fight between Paul and Fury are expected to take place at around 9:30pm UK time, with the opening bell sounding shortly after that. This fight time is subject to change depending on the length of the undercard fights, with five bouts taking place before the highly-anticipated main event.
How to watch on TV and via live stream
The grudge fight between Paul and Fury is available to watch live in the UK via BT Sport Box Office, with the pay-per-view costing £19.95. Those that have bought the fight can also watch it live online via the BT Sport Box Office website or app. You can buy the fight here. Fans in the US will have to fork out $49.99 to watch the fight on ESPN+, which will incur an additional cost on top of the standard subscription.
Full fight card
Ilunga Makabu vs Badou Jack - for WBC cruiserweight title
Ziyad Almaayouf vs Ronald Martinez
Muhsin Cason vs Taryel Jafarov
Bader Samreen vs Viorel Simion
Adam Saleh vs Stuart Kellogg
Odds
Paul 4/5
Fury 11/10
Draw 10/1
Quotes corner
Paul : "We've picked this guy apart, we studied him a lot. He is great on offence, he's got a good jab and throws a lot of combos. He is a good boxer but not a great boxer. His lack of head movement and defence is going to be exposed on Sunday. When Tommy says he's been doing this his whole life, none of that means anything. I've always trained harder than all of my opponents, I want it more and I have more of a 'why'."
Fury : "I think people have got it twisted, I am in boxing to have goals of being a world champion. If I am to do that, I can't be dodging people like Jake Paul. The past two fights didn't happen because of it being out of my hands completely. First fight, broken rib and doctors told me not to fight. Second fight, went to the airport and I was denied access inside to the USA. Third time's a charm and we are here, I'm ready to put this all to bed."
