Fight Time and Broadcast Details
Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM GMT on Saturday, with the main card airing on DAZN in the United Kingdom and on Netflix in the United States. The ring walk for the heavyweight bout is expected around 10:00 PM GMT, aligning with the standard start time for major DAZN PPV events. For viewers in Eastern Time, the main event begins at 2:00 PM ET, while Pacific Time viewers can tune in at 11:00 AM PT. The undercard and preliminary bouts begin roughly three hours before the main event, giving fans a full night of boxing action. Check the official DAZN event page for the latest confirmed start time and channel lineup DAZN official site.
PPV pricing for the Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua fight is set at around $49.99 in the United States through Netflix, while UK viewers on DAZN can access the event through their standard subscription without an additional purchase fee. DAZN has confirmed global streaming coverage in over 200 countries, with localized commentary options available in English, Spanish, and German. Netflix will carry the event exclusively in the U.S. and Canada, using its standard streaming infrastructure to deliver the fight in 4K HDR where supported. Viewers are advised to log in and test their stream at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time to avoid last-minute technical issues.
Fight Card, Venue, and Weight Class
The Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua main event takes place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, with the ring positioned in the center of the pitch for maximum capacity. The bout is contested at heavyweight with no weight limit, following standard professional boxing rules and a 12-round championship distance. Anthony Joshua enters the fight ranked in the top 10 heavyweight division by the WBA, IBF, and WBO, while Jake Paul is ranked in the WBA heavyweight rankings and holds the WBO interim title. The undercard features a mix of heavyweight and cruiserweight bouts, with confirmed matchups including a WBA super middleweight title eliminator and several rising prospects from the UK and U.S. circuits.
Undercard and Support Bouts
The preliminary card opens at 4:00 PM GMT, featuring eight bouts across heavyweight, cruiserweight, and super middleweight divisions. Notable undercard matchups include a WBA super middleweight title eliminator and a lightweight slugfest between two ranked contenders. Each undercard bout follows standard professional boxing rules, with championship rounds scheduled for 10 rounds or 12 rounds depending on the title status. The full fight card and walkout order are confirmed by the promoter and posted on the official event page ESPN boxing card.
Fighter Records, Rankings, and Stakes
Anthony Joshua holds a professional record of 24 wins and 3 losses, with 15 wins by knockout, and is a former unified heavyweight champion who has held the WBA, IBF, and WBO titles. Jake Paul has a professional record of 10 wins and 1 loss, with 7 wins by knockout, and currently holds the WBO interim heavyweight title after his victory over Francis Ngannou. The winner of this fight is expected to move into the top 5 of the heavyweight division and earn a mandatory title shot against the current WBA or IBF champion. The bout is sanctioned by the British Boxing Board of Control and overseen by the WBA, IBF, and WBO, with official judges scoring the fight on