Tyson Fury is set to defend his WBC heavyweight title for the second time this year - and it also marks his long-awaited return to a UK fight.
The Manchester fighter has not fought on UK soil since 2019 and his homecoming is the final hurdle before a likely unification bout against Oleksandr Usyk or Anthony Joshua. Tickets for the event are expected to sell like hot cakes, with the bout set to be one of the biggest sporting events of the year.
Thankfully, Wembley Stadium has plenty of seating and over 80,000 fortunate fans will be able to watch from the stands. Tickets are set to go on sale this week on Wednesday, March 2nd - with the battle to get your seat commencing at 12pm sharp.
No presale is available for the fight leaving Wednesday open to all fans wanting to be in attendance. Demand is expected to be high, so those looking to be there are advised to log on to the Ticketmaster website early.
Fury's promoter Frank Warren confirmed at the first pre-fight press conference on Tuesday that ticket prices will start at £55.
For those who are unable to get tickets, you will be able to watch on from home with BT Sport Box Office set to provide live coverage of the April 23rd bout.
A stacked undercard is also expected to be on offer in a night full of boxing, with Tommy Fury potentially set to feature.
To watch this and all other sport available across their channels, you can check out the latest packages or, alternatively, you can access the fight with use of a £25 Monthly Pass. BT Sport Box Office is, however, accessible to those without a BT Sport subscription.
