Warning issued to Tyson Fury fans watching Usyk fight on illegal streams
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Boxing fans are in for a big night this weekend as Tyson Fury heads to the ring for his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk. The rival fighters are in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for their second meeting of the year, dubbed Usyk v Fury 2: Reignited. Fury and his Ukrainian rival initially faced off in May, with the so-called Gypsy King losing the first fight of his professional career as Usyk was crowned the first undisputed world heavyweight champion since 1999. Their latest heavyweight bout is scheduled for Saturday, December 21, with the main ringwalks expected at around 10.25pm.
The fight is available to order now through official broadcasters including DAZN and Sky Sports Box Office. But tuning will come at a price, with pay-per-view orders starting at £24.95. READ MORE: Sky's newest TV channel makes Christmas Day streaming much easier.
READ MORE: Sky Sports offers a cheaper way to watch Premier League, darts and F1 this Christmas. However, as the UK continues to grapple with a cost-of-living crisis and with many wallets stretched in the run up to Christmas, some fans may be looking for ways to stream the fight for free. These days, many sports fans use platforms like modified Fire TV Sticks, social media and web browsers to avoid paying for premium sporting events, but doing so is illegal and can even leave you exposed to cyber criminals.
