Daniel Dubois vs Joe Joyce LIVE stream: What TV channel and how to watch online

Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce meet in a keenly-anticipated all-British heavyweight bout tonight.

The London duo will finally step into the ring at Church House in Westminster after multiple delays in a fight that has captured the imagination of boxing fans across the country.

Dubois will look to continue his seemingly inexorable rise to heavyweight stardom in what is being billed as the toughest examination of his fledgling career to date.

The 23-year-old has won all 15 of his professional contests so far, including 14 knockouts - many of them fit for the highlight reel.

But tonight’s opponent Joyce is an experienced campaigner and superior operator to anyone Dubois has faced so far, having reeled off 11 straight victories - including 10 KOs of his own - since turning pro at the age of 31 following a glittering amateur career that included an Olympic silver medal in 2016 and Commonwealth and European gold.

Dubois will be defending his British, Commonwealth, WBC Silver and WBO International heavyweight titles in the capital, while the vacant European belt is also on the line in a fight that comes just hours before boxing legends Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr collide in their exhibition contest in Los Angeles.

Here’s how to watch the action live tonight….

How to watch Dubois vs Joyce

TV channel: Unlike Tyson vs Jones Jr, Dubois vs Joyce is NOT being shown on pay-per-view.

Instead, the fight will be broadcast live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate, with coverage of the undercard beginning at 7:30pm GMT.

Ring walks for the main event are expected at around 10pm.

Live stream: BT Sport subscribers can stream the fight via the website or BT Sport app.

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