Get ready for an epic showdown: Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte face off - date, venue, and TV channel details revealed!

All focus is on the Wembley Stadium this evening as Tyson Fury goes head-to-head with Dillian Whyte before an unprecedented British audience. The two fighters have a combined weight of 37 stones for the highly anticipated WBC heavyweight title bout. Fury is the reigning champion, having defeated Deontay Wilder twice in Las Vegas. Now, he is pitting his skills against Whyte in what is expected to be the biggest sporting event of the year thus far. Fury secured his title retention in a convincing knockout victory over Wilder in October last year, setting his sights on a unification match with Anthony Joshua shortly thereafter. However, Usyk's decision to fight for Ukraine against Russia delayed a rematch between the two champs, prompting Fury to take on mandatory challenger Whyte. "I'm coming home baby. Get ready for the biggest British dust-up since Lennox Lewis vs Frank Bruno. History in the making," Fury said ahead of the fight's announcement. For exclusive radio coverage, tune in to talkSPORT, with live coverage beginning at 7:30 pm.

Last week, on Twitter, Whyte exclaimed, "I am primed and pumped for this! Looking forward to seeing all of you on April 23rd at Wembley Stadium. Let's get it started!" For his participation, Whyte will bring home approximately £6 million, while Fury is set to earn a significantly heftier £23.5 million.

What time will Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte square off?

The Tyson Fury versus Dillian Whyte brawl is slated for this evening, April 23rd. The competition will commence at 10 PM British time, or 5 PM Eastern Time in the United States. Fury's last UK fight was in 2018 when he fought Sefer Seferi in Manchester and Francesco Pianeta in Belfast.

Where will the fight take place?

The Fury vs Whyte match will take place at London's Wembley Stadium. Fury hasn't fought in London since securing a win over Christian Hammer in 2015, while Whyte has never fought at Wembley before, although he is familiar with competing in London. The event will be a 94,000-person sell-out as all extra seats were released last week. Check out How the fighters compare for the huge bout.

Where can you watch the Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte fight?

In the United Kingdom, BT Sport Box Office will broadcast the competition, while ESPN will air the event in the United States. BT announced on Twitter: "The time for talk is over! After years of negotiations, the heavyweight match is finally here!" The cost of the event on BT Sport will be £24.95, which was also the price for Fury's last two fights against Deontay Wilder on the channel. Furthermore, exclusive radio coverage of the match will be available on talkSPORT beginning at 7:30 PM.

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Who else is fighting on the undercard?

MAIN CARD: Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte

Ekow Essuman vs Darren Tetley

Isaac Lowe vs Nick Ball

David Adeleye vs Chris Healey

Tommy Fury vs Daniel Bocianski

Karol Itauma vs Michal Ciach

Royston Barney-Smith vs Michael Walton

Kurt Walker vs Stefan Nicolae

What are Fury and Whyte's weights?

Fury weighed in at 18st 12lbs, virtually a stone more than his adversary Whyte (18st 1lb).

The Fighters Speak

Tyson Fury: "I can't help but chuckle when I see bookies giving long odds against Whyte. He may be a tough competitor, but I'm confident in my abilities and I'm ready to deliver an unforgettable fight this Saturday."

"I have a feeling that fans will love what they see and the excitement is already palpable."

Dillian Whyte responds, "I've gone the distance before and I'm willing to do it again. I've put in the work and will give it my all."

"I'm no stranger to taking risks, and this fight is no exception."

Dillian Whyte: "I've already got 6-7 PPV bouts under my belt and I'm excited to add another one to the list."

"I'll show up, do my job, and then fade into the background as per usual."

"Everything else will fall into place after this fight."

"I've invested a lot in legal battles just to get here, so I'm really looking forward to getting that money back!"

"Wembley is close to my heart since it's not far from where I grew up. This fight means the world to me and I'm ready to give it my all."

"I've taken risks time and time again, and I'm happy to take on this challenge with no excuses."

"Expect honesty from me and nothing else."

Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte's Records

Tyson Fury heads into this battle with an impressive record of 31-0-1.

The Gypsy King has never been defeated, even maintaining his title as the lineal champion even after he was stripped of his belts in 2015 for not facing Wladimir Klitschko for a rematch.

Fury's first fight against Deontay Wilder in 2018 was the only match he didn't win, despite mostly dominating the fight. Fury was knocked down in the 12th round and just barely beat the count, resulting in judges scoring the fight as a draw - though many felt Fury had won.

But for Fury, there was no debate in the subsequent matches, winning decisively against Wilder in the 7th and 11th rounds in 2020 and 2021 respectively.

Dillian Whyte boasts a record of 28-2.

The Body Snatcher's first defeat came in 2015 when Anthony Joshua stopped him in his tracks.

In 2020, Whyte was unexpectedly stopped in the fifth round in a match against Alexander Povetkin; fortunately he was able to avenge this loss a year later in Gibraltar, stopping Povetkin in the fourth.