The main fight—Parker vs Wardley—isn’t going to start at the first bell of the night. That would be chaos. No, expect the ringwalks around 10:30 PM UK time, give or take twenty minutes.
If you’re in the US, that’s a late afternoon treat. East Coast folks, that’s around 5:30 PM ET. West Coast? Get comfy, because it’s 2:30 PM PT. Yes, you might be eating breakfast while they trade hooks. Don’t judge.
But here’s the thing—boxing never runs on time. It’s like a train made of chaos and sweat. So have a backup snack ready.
Why the Wait, Though?
You’ve got a whole card before the main event. Undercard fights – you know, the ones where up-and-comers try not to embarrass themselves. They’ll start around 7:00 PM UK time. That’s two in the afternoon on the East Coast for my American friends.
So if you tune in at 7 PM UK, you’re committing to a three-hour marathon of prelims, walkout music, and interviews where boxers say “I’m ready” a hundred ways. Worth it? Only if you love the buildup more than the explosion.
Pro tip: Set an alarm for 10 PM UK time. Then you can skip the early jitters and catch the main event like a VIP.
Joseph Parker vs Fabio Wardley: Date, PPV Price & Keys
