Oleksandr Usyk takes on Daniel Dubois in one of the biggest fights in British boxing history this evening with all four belts on the line

Oleksandr Usyk is set to face off against Daniel Dubois in a monumental bout tonight in London, with all four belts up for grabs.

Dubois, the Briton, currently holds the IBF title, while Usyk is the reigning champion of the WBA (Super), WBC, WBO and IBO titles, as well as the holder of the Ring Magazine belt. It’s a high-stakes winner-takes-all situation in the English capital, with boxing immortality hanging in the balance.

If Dubois manages to overcome Usyk, he will become the first undisputed British heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis, who triumphed over Evander Holyfield in 1999 to claim the division’s ultimate title.

Usyk’s most recent bout was against Tyson Fury in May 2024, where he defeated the Gypsy King for the second time. Meanwhile, Dubois’ last fight saw him stun the British boxing scene by defeating Anthony Joshua in September.

Dubois was scheduled to fight Joseph Parker earlier this year but had to withdraw due to illness.

At 38, Usyk is nearing the end of his career, but regardless of the outcome on Saturday night, he will be remembered as a boxing legend.

Having claimed victories over Joshua and Fury twice, along with wins against Derek Chisora and Tony Bellew (cruiserweight), a win for Usyk would cement his status as one of the greatest boxers to ever step into the ring.

In truth, Usyk has nothing left to prove. He has taken on the best and emerged victorious.

Dubois, however, is undoubtedly on the ascent and has much to demonstrate. His victory over AJ in September has thrust him into the spotlight for regular high-profile bouts, and if he defeats Usyk, he will become the undisputed heavyweight champion, facing the challenge of defending that title against the best in the business.

Here’s all you need to know about the upcoming fight.

When does the Usyk v Dubois bout begin?

Boxing enthusiasts won’t have to stay up late, as the Usyk v Dubois match is scheduled to commence at 9.50pm UK time, subject to the duration of the undercard bouts.

Due to Wembley Stadium’s 11pm curfew, the ring walks are set for an earlier time, fitting perfectly into a prime Saturday night slot.

How can you watch the fight?

The Usyk v Dubois fight will be live-streamed on DAZN pay-per-view.

The cost is £24.99 and it can be viewed on a smart TV, desktop, gaming console or mobile device.

Purchasing the PPV also grants you seven days of free access to the DAZN service.