BOXING returns in a big way with budding stars Jake Paul and Tommy Fury in action.
Paul will be taking on former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Whiteley, while Fury will take on MMA fighter Anthony Taylor.
Tyron Woodley and Jake Paul will be fighting in the main event Sunday
On a packed card, Daniel Dubois, a brit heavyweight, is taking on Joe Cusumano. He hopes to win another victory under Shane McGuigan.
Separate bouts will feature Charles Conwell, Amanda Serrano and Ivan Baranchyk.
What is the difference between Paul vs Woodley & Fury vs Taylor
- Paul's clash against Woodley and Fury's fight to Taylor will be held on Sunday, 29 August.
- Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, Cleveland, Ohio will host the event.
- Expect around 20,000 people to attend fight night.
- Fury vs Taylor will kick-off the evening's proceedings around 1.15am UK Time.
- Paul vs Woodley is expected to take place at 4.30 AM UK time.
Which channel will Paul vs Woodley & Fury vs Taylor be shown on? Can it be streamed live?
- Live broadcasts of Paul vs Woodley, Fury vs Taylor and other matches will be available on BT Sport Box Office UK.
- You can order the event by clicking HERE.
- All of the action can be streamed live from the BT Sport Box Office App, which you can download to your tablet or mobile device.
- The fights will be broadcast live on Showtime's PPV if you are in the United States.
What has Jake Paul to say?
PaulLast week, I explained that "I am on the trajectory to become one of the most prizefighters in the world."
"It's something special, and people don’t get to go on that kind of journey very often.
"As it stands now, for the children, I look like Mike Tyson.
"Your grandfather had Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson. Your dad had Floyd Mayweather. This generation has Jake Paul.
"If they want to see a highlight reel knockout they should be a part the viral conversation – so far that's what they've received."
