Riyadh Season continues to bring the thrills and fight fans are in a frenzy as a huge heavyweight ring rematch looms large
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Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury reignite their rivalry in the ring on Saturday, December 21, at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Boxing buffs are buzzing as two of the world's top heavyweights face off for the second time in just seven months. Tyson Fury, known as 'The Gypsy King,' steps into the Riyadh ring seeking to avenge his first professional loss. The British boxer missed the opportunity to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion this millennium in May. Instead, Usyk claimed that distinction, winning their initial bout by split decision and securing all four world heavyweight titles. This time, not all the belts will be at stake, as Daniel Dubois currently holds the IBF title after Usyk vacated it earlier this year. Nevertheless, the significance of this rematch remains immense.
Tyson Fury supporters will hold on to the fact that their man has responded well in previous rematches down the years. He stopped Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora during his subsequent encounters with the pair after initially struggling to break down those opponents when they first locked horns. So maybe 'The Gypsy King' will have picked up some vital pointers from his May bout with Usyk. Some pundits have urged Fury to go on the offensive and cut out the clowning antics in Riyadh this time after allowing the Ukrainian to take the initiative for lengthy spells.
Unbeaten Oleksandr Usyk returns to Saudi Arabia aiming to extend his professional record to 23-0. At 37 years of age though, the Ukrainian knows he's also fighting against time. Usyk followers will rally around the notion that Tyson Fury is on the decline. The Brit struggled to a split decision draw against UFC star Francis Ngannou (with many viewers believing that the heavy-hitting African should have been given the verdict) prior to his initial loss against Usyk. Ngannou would, of course, be emphatically knocked out by Anthony Joshua less than 5 months later.
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As well as the main event, there's now another scrap between British and Ukrainian fighters on the undercard. British boxer Ishmael Davis will now clash with Ukraine's Serhii Bohachuk in a super-welterweight bout. Davis has stepped in as a late replacement for Israil Madrimov, as the highly-rated competitor from Uzbekistan had to pull out due to illness. There's also an intriguing all-British tear-up between Dennis McCann and Peter McGrail with the European Super-bantamweight title on the line. Former Commonwealth Games gold-medallist Peter McGrail aims to snatch the crown from McCann's head.
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Oleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury 2 will go head-to-head once again at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The arena is located in the area known as Boulevard City, in the northwest region of Riyadh. The construction of Kingdom Arena (initially known as the Boulevard Hall) began in mid-2023, and the annual Riyadh Season activities got underway there in October 2023, when it held the Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou heavyweight encounter. Several epic boxing bouts have taken place at the venue over the past year or so, including Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou (March 2024), Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk (May 2024) & Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol (October 2024).
🔴Watch Free► Oleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury 2 2024 LIVE Live Free Anywhere
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Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury reignite their rivalry in the ring on Saturday, December 21, at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Boxing buffs are buzzing as two of the world's top heavyweights face off for the second time in just seven months. Tyson Fury, known as 'The Gypsy King,' steps into the Riyadh ring seeking to avenge his first professional loss. The British boxer missed the opportunity to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion this millennium in May. Instead, Usyk claimed that distinction, winning their initial bout by split decision and securing all four world heavyweight titles. This time, not all the belts will be at stake, as Daniel Dubois currently holds the IBF title after Usyk vacated it earlier this year. Nevertheless, the significance of this rematch remains immense.
Tyson Fury supporters will hold on to the fact that their man has responded well in previous rematches down the years. He stopped Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora during his subsequent encounters with the pair after initially struggling to break down those opponents when they first locked horns. So maybe 'The Gypsy King' will have picked up some vital pointers from his May bout with Usyk. Some pundits have urged Fury to go on the offensive and cut out the clowning antics in Riyadh this time after allowing the Ukrainian to take the initiative for lengthy spells.
Unbeaten Oleksandr Usyk returns to Saudi Arabia aiming to extend his professional record to 23-0. At 37 years of age though, the Ukrainian knows he's also fighting against time. Usyk followers will rally around the notion that Tyson Fury is on the decline. The Brit struggled to a split decision draw against UFC star Francis Ngannou (with many viewers believing that the heavy-hitting African should have been given the verdict) prior to his initial loss against Usyk. Ngannou would, of course, be emphatically knocked out by Anthony Joshua less than 5 months later.
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As well as the main event, there's now another scrap between British and Ukrainian fighters on the undercard. British boxer Ishmael Davis will now clash with Ukraine's Serhii Bohachuk in a super-welterweight bout. Davis has stepped in as a late replacement for Israil Madrimov, as the highly-rated competitor from Uzbekistan had to pull out due to illness. There's also an intriguing all-British tear-up between Dennis McCann and Peter McGrail with the European Super-bantamweight title on the line. Former Commonwealth Games gold-medallist Peter McGrail aims to snatch the crown from McCann's head.
Let GOAL show you everything you need to know about how to watch Usyk vs Fury 2, the predicted start time, and updated fight card.
When will Usyk vs Fury 2 take place?
| Date | Saturday, December 21 |
| Location | Kingdom Arena, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
| Country | Main card | Main event ring walks |
|---|---|---|
| USA | 2:00 pm ET | 6:00 pm ET |
| UK | 7:00 pm GMT | 11:00 pm GMT |
| UAE | 11:00 pm GST | 3:00 am GST (Sunday) |
| India | 12:30 am IST (Sunday) | 4:30 am IST (Sunday) |
| Brazil | 4:00 pm BRT | 8:00 pm BRT |
| Australia | 5:00 am AEST (Sunday) | 9:00 am AEST (Sunday) |