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Usyk vs Dubois 2 will see the boxers return to the ring after their controversial first bout in 2023, which saw Dubois floor Usyk with a body shot that was ruled a low blow. Ever since, the 27-year-old British fighter has maintained the punch was legal — tonight he gets his chance for revenge.

Ahead of the Boxing Match in Wembley Stadium, Oleksandr Usyk holds the WBA (Super), WBC, WBO, IBO and The Ring heavyweight titles, whilst Dubois brings his IBF belt to the table. Over 90,000 fans are expected to brave the rain and watch in Wembley Stadium tonight.

If you haven’t got a ticket, you’ll need to stream what promises to be one of the boxing highlights of 2025 via DAZN.

Usyk vs Dubois 2: What time does it start in the UK?

Here’s when you can catch all the action tonight:

• Main card: 5:30pm BST, with earlier preliminary bouts starting around 5:40pm
• Ring walks: Approximately 9:45 – 10:00pm BST

Of course, the above timings are subject to change. The beginning of Usyk vs Dubois 2 is subject to the length of undercard fights, but you can expect Dubois to make his ring walk first around 9:45pm, with Usyk following immediately after. All being well, we’d expect the first bell to sound just after 10:00pm.

If you’re planning to watch from home, make sure you’re ready well before the main event.

The undercard features some exciting bouts including Lawrence Okolie defending his WBC silver heavyweight title against Kevin Lerena, and Daniel Lapin putting his IBF Intercontinental and WBA Continental light heavyweight titles on the line against Lewis Edmondson.

Usyk vs Dubois 2: Complete undercard schedule

• Lawrence Okolie vs. Kevin Lerena – for WBC Silver Heavyweight
• Daniel Lapin vs. Lewis Edmondson – light‑heavyweight (IBF Inter‑continental/WBA Continental)
• Vladyslav Sirenko vs. Solomon Dacres – heavyweight clash
• Lasha Guruli vs. James Francis – super‑lightweight bout
• Aadam Hamed vs. Ezequiel Gregores – super‑lightweight showcase

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Oleksandr Usyk (left) and Daniel Dubois (right) face off during the weigh-in at BOXPARK Wembley. Whoever walks away victorious from the fight tonight will become the undisputed heavyweight champion — unifying all major titles for only the second time in two decades. If you’re in any doubt — know this fight is a very big deal.

Usyk vs Dubois 2: Where to stream the Boxing Match in the UK?

Want to stream the action from Wembley Stadium at home?

You can watch the Usyk vs Dubois 2 fight exclusively on DAZN for a one-off £24.99 fee in the UK.

This Pay-Per-View (PPV) purchase unlocks 7 days of complete access to the DAZN platform. Given that DAZN usually charges £19.99 a month for access to its sport-focused streamer, that’s a decent perk. Over the next week, you’ll be able to explore the extensive catalogue on DAZN, which includes documentaries, weekly magazine shows, and live fight watchalongs.

If you want to continue watching DAZN after your seven-day access expires, subscriptions start at £14.99 per month on a 12-month contract. There’s also a flexible month-to-month option at £24.99 if you prefer not to commit long-term. An annual subscription costs £119.99 if you pay upfront.

For serious boxing fans, DAZN offers a bundle deal including tonight’s fight plus upcoming bouts Berlanga v Sheeraz and Stevenson v Zepeda for just £39.99. That’s excellent value if you’re planning to watch multiple events.

If you subscribe to annual plan with DAZN (£14.99 for the next 12 months) then you’ll unlock access to stream Usyk vs Dubois 2 for free.

You’ll need to sign up before the main card begins at 5:30pm to ensure you don’t miss any of the action.

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Remember that DAZN PPV prices vary by country. For the upcoming Usyk vs Dubois 2 fight, it costs approximately $59.99 in the US and Canada, AU$49.99 in Australia, and €19.99 in Ireland.

Wembley Stadium will host the blockbuster fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois

Usyk vs Dubois 2: Where is the Boxing Match?

The highly anticipated rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois is set to take place on Saturday, 19 July 2025, at Wembley Stadium in London, England. For those who aren’t aware, Wembley Stadium—home of England football—was officially opened in 2007 and can accommodate around 90,000 spectators, making it the largest stadium in the UK and one of the biggest boxing venues in Europe.

Built as a multi‐purpose venue, it has hosted major events across sports and entertainment—including record‑breaking boxing cards such as Anthony Joshua vs. Wladimir Klitschko (2017), Fury vs. Whyte (2022), and Dubois vs. Joshua in 2024.

The stadium has also hosted rugby internationals and concerts by global artists.

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The rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois will take place in Wembley Stadium with 90,000 fans watching

Usyk vs Dubois 2: Everything you need to know

This blockbuster rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois represents one of the most eagerly anticipated heavyweight bouts in recent memory, seeking to settle the score after their controversial clash two years ago.

Since then, both fighters have taken drastically different routes: Usyk has reclaimed glory, defeating Tyson Fury twice to solidify his dominance, while Dubois bounced back to claim and successfully defend the IBF title, including a knockout win over Anthony Joshua at Wembley last year.

The event will be staged at the iconic Wembley Stadium, with doors opening at 5:30pm BST and undercard action beginning shortly thereafter.

Tickets remain available via Ticketmaster and the official Wembley site, starting at approximately £49.96 for general admission. Premium hospitality packages range from £839 to over £1,000, offering ringside views, gourmet catering, exclusive lounges, and full VIP service.

The undercard is stacked with British talent:

• Lawrence Okolie vs Kevin Lerena (WBC Silver heavyweight)
• Daniel Lapin vs Lewis Edmondson (IBF Inter‑continental/WBA Continental light‑heavyweight)
• Vladyslav Sirenko vs Solomon Dacres, Aadam Hamed vs Ezequiel Gregores, Lasha Guruli vs James Francis

Usyk and Dubois will walk to the ring at approximately 9:45pm BST, with the main event commencing moments later.

The bout will be available exclusively on DAZN PPV, priced at £24.99 in the UK, with pricing varying in other regions worldwide, including $59.99 in the US, and €19.99 in mainland Europe.

It’s set to be an explosive night at Wembley—don’t miss this rematch that could rewrite heavyweight history.

The 2023 bout remains controversial to this day. Dubois landed a body shot in the fifth round that sent Usyk to the canvas, but referee Luis Pabon ruled it a low blow, giving the Ukrainian almost four minutes to recover. Dubois went on to lose by ninth-round stoppage.

“I thought it landed,” Dubois told DAZN. “We worked on that shot for a long time in camp. I feel like they robbed me.”

Ahead of tonight’s rematch, Usyk dismissed the controversy: “It doesn’t matter,” he said when asked by ITV News about the recovery time. Dubois, now 27, sees victory as his path to greatness. “It would cement my name amongst the greats, this is the big one, this is it,” he told ITV News.

The winner will become only the second undisputed heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis achieved the feat in 1999.