The ring walks for the main event are expected around 10:30 PM to 11:00 PM UK time. But let’s be real—boxing is never on time, is it? It’s like a train that runs on “maybe-o’clock.”
This fight is happening in Poland, which is one hour ahead of the UK. So, if the organisers say 11:00 PM local time, that’s 10:00 PM for us. Simple maths, but boxing promoters love a good delay. Expect the actual start to be closer to 11:00 PM UK time, because of course it will be.
Why So Late? (And Why We Love It)
You know why. It’s the heavyweight division. It’s the big lads. And it’s Usyk—the man who dances like a ballet dancer and hits like a truck. He’s not going to rush his entrance. Dubois, on the other hand, might try to sprint to the ring to get it over with. Poor Daniel.
But here’s the thing: the undercard is stacked, so you can’t just tune in at 10:30. If you do, you’ll miss the punch that makes you spill your tea. Set your alarm for 7:00 PM if you want the whole thing. The first bell will probably ring around that time. Honestly, it feels like a marathon sometimes, but a fun one.
