Sky Sports Box Office have coverage of the Joshua vs Usyk 2 fight in the UK while DAZN have the rights for the bout around the world.

Anthony Joshua’s long-awaited rematch against Oleksandr Usyk takes place this evening with the British heavyweight out to reclaim his titles.

Joshua, 32, lost to Usyk in September at the Tottenham Stadium. The Ukrainian claimed the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight titles which had been held by AJ since his win over Andy Ruiz in Saudi Arabia back in 2019.

Joshua returns to the Middle East for tonight’s fight, which is being held at the indoor arena at the King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah.

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Saudi Arabia is two hours ahead of the United Kingdom and ring walks are expected around 10.30pm (BST). The main event is scheduled to get under way at 10.54pm (BST).

Sky Sports have coverage of the fight in the UK, with the event costing £26.95 on their Box Office channel. Radio rights are held by talkSPORT.

The fight will be shown on DAZN in the USA and the rest of the world, meanwhile, with the full list of territories and platforms the streaming platform is available on here.

But for Usyk's supporters in Ukraine, it is different. That's because Usyk has agreed to provide a free live stream to citizens in his country of birth.

If you're a BT Sport and Sky Sports subscriber who is currently out of the country, you can still access your account using a VPN service such as ExpressVPN, which allows you to access your Sky and BT Sports service even when you are abroad, as well as access other TV streams.

VPNs enable you to watch streams from countries you are not currently in, such as Megogo.

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The people of Ukraine will be able to watch the Joshua vs Usyk rematch for free via Usyk's YouTube channel as well as on Ukrainian public TV, with the Megogo streaming platform also carrying free coverage.

The live stream on Usyk's YouTube channel will be geo-locked, however, meaning you’ve got to be in the country to stream the fight for free. Users based in the UK will not be able to access the stream.

The fight will have its ring-walks at around 10:30pm following the conclusion of the undercard events, with the fight set to get underway at around 10:54pm.