In the U.S. and Canada, the Usyk vs Fury start time is 11am ET / 10am CT / 9am MT / 8am PT on Saturday, December 21. In the U.K. live coverage starts at 4pm GMT; and in Australia, Usyk-Fury gets underway at 3am AEDT on Sunday, December 22.
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With just one day to go before Tyson Fury's world heavyweight championship clash with Oleksandr Usyk, the rival camps are locked in a dispute over a replacement official. Usyk's rematch with Britain's Fury is due to take place this Saturday on a Riyadh Season bill live on Sky Sports Box Office. The WBO, WBA and WBC championships, which Usyk won from Fury in their first fight, will be on the line.
Fernando Barbosa had been due to be one of the three judges on fight night but he was unable to travel to Riyadh due to illness.
Two officials, Steve Weisfeld and Ignacio Robles, have been flown in to replace him. But the respective fighter teams are split on which judge should be used on fight night, with promoter Frank Warren suggesting a coin toss should settle the issue.
"There are two standby judges, both of them are flying in and we've got to decide which one it's going to be.
"We want one of them and the other camp wants the other, so I've suggested we spin a coin."
Warren believes a resolution will eventually be found. "This will get sorted. Use a bit of common sense, and actually both camps are very, very professional and know what they have to do," he said.
The other key points of contention at Friday's rules meeting were the length of Fury's beard, the position of the shorts and kissing a cross in the corner.
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With just one day to go before Tyson Fury's world heavyweight championship clash with Oleksandr Usyk, the rival camps are locked in a dispute over a replacement official. Usyk's rematch with Britain's Fury is due to take place this Saturday on a Riyadh Season bill live on Sky Sports Box Office. The WBO, WBA and WBC championships, which Usyk won from Fury in their first fight, will be on the line.
Fernando Barbosa had been due to be one of the three judges on fight night but he was unable to travel to Riyadh due to illness.
Two officials, Steve Weisfeld and Ignacio Robles, have been flown in to replace him. But the respective fighter teams are split on which judge should be used on fight night, with promoter Frank Warren suggesting a coin toss should settle the issue.
"There are two standby judges, both of them are flying in and we've got to decide which one it's going to be.
"We want one of them and the other camp wants the other, so I've suggested we spin a coin."
Warren believes a resolution will eventually be found. "This will get sorted. Use a bit of common sense, and actually both camps are very, very professional and know what they have to do," he said.
The other key points of contention at Friday's rules meeting were the length of Fury's beard, the position of the shorts and kissing a cross in the corner.