What time is Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois? UK schedule, ring walks and fight card

It's a clash of the titans at Wembley as Anthony Joshua goes toe to toe with Daniel Dubois.

'DDD' puts his IBF heavyweight championship on the line when he goes to to toe with boxing sensation AJ in the English capital, both men chasing undisputed glory with hopes of a crack at Oleksandr Usyk or Tyson Fury depending on the outcome of their upcoming rematch in December.

27-year-old Dubois picked up the interim IBF strap by beating Filip Hrgovic in June, later upgraded to the full title when Usyk was relinquished of his own belt. Joshua, meanwhile, has been title-less since losing his WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO titles to Usyk in 2021, failing to win them back in their immediate rematch the following year.

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With a shot at undisputed greatness laying in the future of the winner of Saturday evening's event, there are far more than just bragging rights between respective promoters Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren at stake. Here, the Daily Record breaks down everything you need to know about the blockbuster showdown between Dubois and Joshua...

What time will Daniel Dubois vs Anthony Joshua start?

Dubois vs Joshua takes place at London's Wembley Stadium on Saturday, 21 September. The event begins at 4pm in the UK, with the main event ring walks expected to take place before 10pm after an action-packed undercard.

How can I watch the fight?

There are a number of ways that UK residents can keep up with all of the action as Dubois and Joshua go toe to toe in the squared-circle on Saturday evening. The fight will stream live through the Sky Sports Box Office, and will set punters back £19.95.

Alternatively, fight fans will be able to watch through DAZN PPV for £19.99. New users will also receive a seven-day free trial of DAZN's subscription service which offers an abundance of sporting content including boxing, football, MMA, pro-wrestling, golf and much, much more.

Who else is fighting?

Here's the full card for the event - however, all fights are subject to change:

• Daniel Dubois v Anthony Joshua (IBF heavyweight title)

• Hamzah Sheeraz v Tyler Denny (European middleweight title)

• Anthony Cacace v Josh Warrington (IBF super-featherweight title)

• Joshua Buatsi v Willy Hutchinson (WBO interim light-heavyweight title)

• Liam Smith v Josh Kelly (light-middleweight)

• Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley (lightweight)

The tale of the tape -

Daniel Dubois

• Age - 27

• Height - 6 ft 5'

• Reach - 78'

• Record - 21-2 with 20 knockouts

Anthony Joshua

• Age - 34

• Height - 6 ft 6'

• Reach - 82'

• Record - 28-3 with 25 knockouts

Quotes corner -

Daniel Dubois: "Win by any means necessary but a stoppage is definitely what I'm after. A good stoppage and a statement victory - and that's what I'm all about."

Anthony Joshua: "I don't like to talk about what's going to happen because, you know what it is right, I watch a lot of stuff and I watch a lot of boxing and I see people make bold predictions and say this and say that. And all that matters is the result. Let me get the job done."