Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov: What time the fight starts in the UK and how to watch
Will the Gypsy King reign supreme again?
Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov is the biggest sports event of the weekend – so make sure you know exactly what time the fight starts in the UK, how to watch it, and if there are any free streams.
The 37-year-old ‘Gypsy King’ was last seen in the ring in December 2024, after losing to Oleksandr Usyk.
However, much like previous times that he’d claimed to retire, Fury has returned to face off against a new opponent: Makhmudov, a 6’6″ Russian who could prove to be a dangerous opponent.
So, what time does Fury vs Makhmudov start, can you stream it for free, and who’s the bookies’ favourite to win? We’re to answer all of those questions – and a few others.
What time is the Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov fight?
Ring walks for the Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov fight are expected to start at 10:30pm UK time on Saturday, April 11.
Coverage of the main card begins at 7pm UK time, with Conor Benn set to face off against Regis Prograis. If you want to watch the full event, you’ll need to tune in from 3:30pm for the prelims.
So, let’s say you wanted to tune in an hour before Fury and Makhmudov knock gloves. Below, you’ll find a full list of time zones for wherever you are:
- 3pm PT
- 4pm MT
- 5pm CT
- 6pm ET
- 8pm Brazil
- 10pm UK
- 11pm Central Europe
- 12am Eastern Europe
- 2am Gulf States
- 3:30am India
- 5am Thailand
- 6am China
- 7am Japan
- 8am Australia (AEST)
- 10am New Zealand
However, we’d advise you check for any updates during the event, as there’s always a risk that Fury and Makhmudov’s fight starts a little later.
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Fury vs Makhmudov fight schedule and undercards
Fury vs Makhmudov preliminary card
- Elliot Whale vs Tom Hill
- Hector Lozano vs Sultan Almohammed
- Felix Cash vs Liam O’Hare
- Mikie Tallon vs Leonardo Blanc
- Breyon Gorham vs Eduardo Costa
- Simon Zachenhuber vs Pawel August
Main card
- Frazer Clarke vs Justis Huni
- Jeamie Tshikeva vs Richards Riakporhe
- Conor Benn vs Regis Prograis (co-main event)
- Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov (heavyweight main event)
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How to watch Fury vs Makhmudov online and on TV
The Tyson Fury vs Arslanbek Makhmudov fight will be available to stream exclusively on Netflix.
That means you can watch it on whatever device you have, wherever you are, as long as you have a Netflix subscription.
How much does the fight cost? Is it free on Netflix?
The Fury vs Makhmudov fight is included in every Netflix plan at no extra cost, so you don’t need to fork out any exorbitant pay-per-view fees.
How much does Netflix cost in 2026?
- Standard with adverts: £5.99 per month
- Standard: £12.99 per month
- Premium: £18.99 per month
The main difference is obvious: the cheapest plan comes with adverts. However, there are other drawbacks – and benefits! – you should be aware of before you commit to a subscription.
Standard with adverts
- Ad-supported, all but a few movies and TV shows available, unlimited mobile games
- Watch on 2 supported devices at a time
- Watch in Full HD
- Download on 2 supported devices at a time
Standard
- Unlimited ad-free movies, TV shows, and mobile games
- Watch on 2 supported devices at a time
- Watch in full HD
- Download on 2 supported devices at a time
- Option to add 1 extra member who doesn't live with you for £5.99 per month
Premium
- Unlimited ad-free movies, TV shows, and mobile games
- Watch on 4 supported devices at a time
- Watch in ultra HD
- Download on 6 supported devices at a time
- Option to add up to 2 extra members who don't live with you for £5.99 per month
- Netflix spatial audio
Can you stream Fury vs Makhmudov for free?
Sadly, there aren’t any free streams available for the Fury vs Makhmudov fight.
Netflix doesn’t offer a free trial, and the bout is exclusively streaming on the platform. So, unless you find a pub that’s showing it, you’ll need to sign up for Netflix.
Who will win?
Tyson Fury is the bookies’ favourite to win, with Oddschecker listing him at 2/9 and Arslanbek Makhmudov at 9/2 (or a draw at 30/1).
Fury’s record (34-2-1, with 24 KOs) speaks for itself, but we shouldn’t rule out Makhmudov (21-2, 19 KOs).
“I have to fight somebody dangerous to make me want to even train, make me want to even take it seriously,” Fury said ahead of the fight.
“So now I know I’ve got a dangerous knockout artist in front of me… I’m looking forward to coming here, putting on a real show at Tottenham. And most of all, I’m looking forward to punching his face right in.”
Makhmudov is well aware of what Fury is capable of, but he hasn’t appeared fazed going into the fight. “He’s a legend, but I came here to make my legacy,” he said.
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