What time does the Paul vs Fury fight start?

Byadam smith

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Jake Paul and Tommy Fury will finally face each other in the ring on February 26th in Saudi Arabia. These two fighters have been engaged in a war of words for months, and now they’ll finally have the chance to settle their differences in the ring.

Paul comes into this bout undefeated with a professional record of 6 wins and 4 knockouts. Despite his limited experience, he has made a name for himself with some decent performances against former MMA-champions. On the other hand, Fury, with 8 consecutive wins and 4 knockouts, wants to prove he is a level above Paul.

This isn’t just any ordinary fight, it’s a battle between two fighters with a genuine beef, who are eager to settle the score in the ring. So, grab your popcorn and get ready for an unforgettable night of boxing action, as Paul and Fury put their unbeaten records on the line in Saudi Arabia.

Fans in the UK can watch this bout live on BT Sport Box Office, while US-based fans can tune in on ESPN+ PPV.

The ring walks for the main event are scheduled to begin around 9 pm in the UK, 4 pm ET, however, this timing could change depending on the length of the undercard fights. With so much excitement building up to this bout, fans won’t want to miss a moment of the action.

To ensure that they don’t miss the ring walks, fans are encouraged to download the Ringwalks app, the only app on the market that will send notifications to users as soon as both fighters make their way to the ring.

Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury – Date and event details

Date: Sunday February 26, 2023

Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Where to watch: BT Sport Box Office (UK), ESPN+ PPV (USA)

Start time: Ring walks are scheduled to start around 9pm in the UK, 4pm ET. However, this timing could change depending on the length of the undercard fights.