For those in the UK, the press conference begins at 4 p.m., while fans in the Eastern Time zone can watch starting at 11 a.m. DAZN and its YouTube channel are offering live streams available in the US, UK, and globally except for viewers in Russia, Belarus, and China.
Turning our attention to the fight itself scheduled for Friday, March 8. It begins at similar times as the press conference, with main event ringwalks around 10:50 p.m. for the UK audience and 5:50 p.m. ET. However, it's critical to note that these timings could shift depending on how earlier fights on the card unfold.
Anthony Joshua brings a commendable record into this fight: out of 30 bouts, he has won 27 (24 by KOs), standing tall at 6'6" with an 82" reach. His contender, Francis Ngannou from Cameroon though relatively new to boxing with only one professional fight, which was a loss, still poses a formidable challenge given his height of 6'4".
Apart from Joshua vs. Ngannou headliner in the heavyweight category; other notable matches include:
Joshua vs. Ngannou fight card
- Anthony Joshua vs. Francis Ngannou; Heavyweight
- Zhilei Zhang vs Joseph Parker; For Zhang's WBO interim heavyweight title
- Rey Vargas vs Nick Ball; For Vargas' WBC featherweight title
- Gavin Gwynne vs. Mark Chamberlain; Lightweight
- Justis Huni vs. Kevin Lerena; Heavyweight
- Roman Fury vs. Martin Svarc; Heavyweight
- Jack McGann vs. Louis Green; Light middleweight
- Ziyad Almaayouf vs. Christian Lopez Flores; Super lightweight
- Andrii Novytski vs. Juan Torres; Heavyweight
Whether you're rooting for Joshua or Ngannou or just eager to witness top-tier boxing action across different categories—the countdown to one of this year's biggest sports events has begun.