Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou UK Time and TV: Where To Watch The ‘Knockout Chaos’ Live At GMT?

Anthony Joshua v Francis Ngannou Press Conference before boxing match of 8th March — LONDON, ENGLAND – JANUARY 15: Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou shake hands during the Anthony Joshua v Francis Ngannou Press Conference at Outernet London on January 15, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

This weekend in Riyadh, there will be an exciting main event between Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou as part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing dominance in boxing.

In Ngannou’s second-ever boxing contest, the 34-year-old heavyweight champion will square up against the former. Ngannou dropped Tyson Fury in October during an incredible moment in Riyadh, but he lost a contentious decision.

The fight between Joshua and Ngannou is scheduled for Friday, March 8, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Ring walks for Joshua vs. Ngannou are anticipated to commence at 10.30 pm GMT (3.30 pm PT, 5.30 pm CT, 6.30 pm ET), with the event scheduled to start at 5 pm GMT (10 am PT, 12 pm CT, 1 pm ET).

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The event will be shown live on Dazn in the US, the UK, and other countries. In the UK, Sky Sports will also carry the action.

While current customers may purchase the event for £18.99, new Dazn viewers can purchase the fight card and a month’s free subscription for £19.99. Meanwhile, Sky has set a price of £19.95 for the event.

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It will be a typical professional boxing bout between Joshua and Ngannou. There will be ten rounds of three minutes each during the bout. Any fighter can prevail by decision, TKO, or knockout.

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Francis Ngannou and Anthony Joshua — British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua (L) and French-Cameroonian boxer Francis Ngannou (R) pose after a press conference in London on January 15, 2024, ahead of their fight in March. (Photo by Daniel LEAL / AFP) (Photo by DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images)

The 10-point “must” system will be used to score each round. This means that the winner will receive 10 points, while the loser will receive 9 points, unless they are knocked down or suffer serious injuries, in which case they will receive 8 points, 7 points, or less, depending on the extent of the damage.