You don’t want to tune in at 11:05 PM only to see a replay of Joshua’s glove touching the canvas. That’s the stuff of nightmares. So here’s my simple rule: Set an alarm for 10:15 PM UK time. That gives you a fifteen-minute safety net. If the fight starts early, you’re a genius. If it starts late, you’re just staring at a black screen while the announcer talks about undercard stats. Either way, you’re covered.
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And please, for the love of all that is holy, don’t rely on “just after the football”. That’s how you end up watching a VAR replay of a throw-in while missing Anthony Joshua’s knockout punch. Boxing is not your friend when it comes to punctuality.
A quick note on the undercard (because it actually matters)
The undercard starts around 7:00 PM UK time. There are some decent scraps on there, but let’s be honest: you’re probably going to skip the first two hours to make dinner or doom-scroll. Just make sure you’re back by 9:30 PM. That’s when the “co-feature” fights start heating up. The main event ring walks will generally begin around 10:30 PM, but don’t blame me if it slips to 11:15 PM because someone’s robe got stuck in a door.
The promoters love a bit of drama. They’ll milk every slow-motion walkout. You might see Paul dancing to something obnoxious, then Joshua staring like a statue for five minutes. It’s theatre. You’ve been warned.
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