Fury vs. Usyk II: The final highlight of the boxing year will not be shown on free TV. Here you can find out how and where you can stream it live.
Boxing fans are eagerly awaiting December 21. That’s when Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk will rematch for the lineal world heavyweight championship. The Ukrainian Usyk won the first duel between the two best heavyweights on points. If you want to watch the rematch in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia live on TV, you’ll have to dig deep into your pockets. This is because “Fury vs. Usyk II” will not be shown on free-to-air television. As with the first clash, the broadcast rights are held exclusively by the streaming service DAZN, which will broadcast the fight as a pay-per-view event.
What do I need to watch Fury vs Usyk II?
Two things are required for the live stream: a DAZN subscription and the pay-per-view ticket. DAZN offers three subscription options:
- DAZN World: from 6.99 euros per month
- DAZN Super Sports: from 19.99 euros per month
- DAZN Unlimited: from 34.99 euros per month
The pay-per-view ticket costs an additional 19.99 euros. The live stream runs on many devices, including smart TVs, smartphones, tablets and games consoles. A stable internet connection is essential.
When does Fury vs. Usyk II start?
The broadcast starts on Saturday, December 21, at 4:30 pm with the preliminary fights. Boxing fans can expect exciting fights on the undercard. Israil Madrimov and Serhii Bohachuk will meet in the super-welterweight division. There are two thrilling fights in the heavyweight division: Moses Itauma fights Demsey McKean, and Johnny Fisher takes on Dave Allen. In addition, Dennis McCann and Peter McGrail will meet in the super bantamweight division. The featherweight clash between Isaac Lowe and Lee McGregor will kick things off. These fights will shorten the waiting time until the main event and are also included in the pay-per-view ticket. The main fight is expected to take place at around 11 pm. Viewers can choose between German and English commentary.
Text: Andreas Ohlberger
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