Today13:51 BSTTyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach is like 'a Sunday football league team vs Man City'While several remain reasonably uninterested in today's contest, that still has not stopped some big names weighing in on the fight. Former world champion Carl Froch has brutally ripped into the bout, hailing it as a 'Sunday league team' taking on Premier League giants City.He told Betpack: "Tyson Fury against Mariusz Wach is the same as putting the best Sunday League football team on the pitch against Manchester City or Arsenal."It would be a whitewash. Every now and again in the FA Cup, you get an anomaly where somebody from League One or League Two beats a Premier League reserve side, but if you put the best Sunday League team against the best Premier League team, that’s what you’re getting with Fury and Wach. "Fury is past his best, but Wach has been struggling for years. It’s an easy fight for Fury and basically a warm-up sparring session. He should take his time and get a few rounds."Disrespectful to the Sunday league team if you ask me. At least they'll put up some sort of fight for the first few seconds...Today13:38 BSTTyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach OFFICIAL start time revealed Tyson Fury's main event showdown with Mariusz Wach has largely been kept under wraps. Many have been guessing when exaclty the fight will start.Tonight's dust-up is expected to get underway at around 5pm UK time (12pm ET / 9am PT / 11am CT) or 11pm local time - with the fight due to take place over in Thailand.Today13:34 BSTTyson Fury offered world title shot instead of Anthony Joshua fightIt looked like we were going to get Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury next, but WBC supremo Mauricio Sulaiman could throw a spanner in the works after revealing he would love to hand Fury a title shot before the end of the year.He told Betway: "He's my friend. He's my dear friend. He was our champion for several years, a very proud WBC man, family man."We share values, we share special moments, and we speak often. So I'm very happy to hear that he's looking great. That video he sent ahead of England vs Mexico, he looked happy. He's just a unique individual. Kayabel vs Fury, that's a very doable fight, of course."Tyson Fury has been one of the greatest ambassadors, one of the proudest champions. I have a great respect for him and his family and his team.We had a great run for many years as our champion. Way, way back in 2011 or 2012, he was promoted by Mick Hennessy, and he had some sort of outburst, and my father had an exchange with him, and he apologised. Our relationship with Tyson Fury has lasted so long."He added: "Maybe he doesn't even remember that. Then he wins, he beats Wladimir Klitschko, and falls into the deepest, darkest place that any human being can imagine. Then he comes out of it and becomes WBC champion."He's a hero for me, and I wish him well. I wish him the best always, and if he ever fights for the WBC title again, I will be there for sure. If he ever wins the WBC title again, I will be the proudest man to put the belt on Tyson Fury. He's a sensational representative of the WBC, and I love the man."Surely we want to see Fury vs AJ more?!Today13:27 BSTTyson Fury outweighed for first time in 15 years by 21-stone rivalTyson Fury was outweighed for the first time in 15 years after being dwarfed by Mariusz Wach ahead of their fight later this evening.The two stars fight later today, but first had to battle with the scales on Thursday. Up first, it was the 46-year-old Polish veteran - who weighed in a staggering 291.4lb. A rather stunned Fury was next, who tipped the scales at 265lb - 2lb lighter than he was when he faced Makhmudov earlier this year.Very few men know exactly what it feels like to come in heavier than the 'Gypsy King'. The last time this happened was back in 2011 when Derek Chisora came in just over 5lb more than Fury for their first encounter.Tyson Fury and Mariusz Wach weigh in ahead of their fightToday13:24 BSTWhy isn't Tyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach fight being shown on TV?Fans hoping to tune in live will be deeply disappointed, as the bout is not scheduled for broadcast on any traditional television network or sports streaming service globally. According to Fury himself, the exclusive footage from the contest is being filmed specifically for the upcoming third season of his hit Netflix reality television series, 'At Home With The Furys'. Because of this unusual reality television broadcast deal, those not in attendance in person will simply have to wait until the new season officially drops on the streaming platform to catch any highlights of the action in the ring.Today13:20 BSTTyson Fury drops retirement bombshell ahead of Mariusz Wach fight amid Anthony Joshua plansTyson Fury claims this year will be the last of his career. The Gypsy King faces Mariusz Wach in Thailand today and is due to fight Anthony Joshua before the end of 2026.Fury, 37, retired for the sixth time last January before again reversing that decision barely a year later. The former unified heavyweight world champion returned to the ring after 16 months away in April with a unanimous decision victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.Fury fights Wach a day before Joshua takes on Kristian Prenga, with the British duo expected to face each other later this year. It is Joshua's first bout since last he was involved in a devastating car crash last year, which saw his two close friends Latif Ayodele and Sina Ghami pass away.Speaking before his second fight of 2026, Fury told The Sun: "This is my final year. That's why I want to be active. I don't want to go on until I'm 65 years old." He then confirmed: "This is the last year, yeah. Final year, 26."Click here to read more...Today13:11 BSTFull fight cardTyson Fury vs Mariusz WachDaniel Baer vs Simon IbekweMark Ahondjo vs Aekkaphob AuraiwanLucas Dassios vs Rattapol KadamduanMichael Alan Flannery vs Narong PhumraksonArlo Stephens vs Arash MardaniToday13:06 BSTHow to watch Tyson Fury fight in the UKTyson Fury's fight will NOT be streamed on tonight. Fury has decided not to broadcast his fight and it will instead be shown on season three of his Netflix show At Home With The Furys which will be released later this year.Today13:01 BSTWhat time does Tyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach start tonight?Tyson Fury will fight Mariusz Wach this evening at the Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya, Thailand. Tonight's main event will likely start at around 10pm local time on Saturday which will be 4pm in the UK - but no start time has been confirmed by organisers. All fight times are subject to change and will depend on how long the undercard takes to complete.Today13:00 BSTGood afternoon all and welcome!Good afternoon everybody and welcome along to our live coverage for Tyson Fury's meeting with Mariusz Wach. Their clash will take place behind closed doors over in Thailand - with very few lucky enough to be in attendance.The 'Gypsy King' retired from the sport last year, only to make a swift U-turn. He returned to the ring back in April - when he sailed to a points victory over Russian powerhouse Arslanbek Makhmudov. Watching in attendance was rival Anthony Joshua - who refused to get in the ring and face off with Fury.But just days later, the two stars finally agreed to a fight. But they must first get through their respective tune-up fights first. While Fury fights today, Joshua returns tomorrow against Kristian Prenga over in Saudi Arabia.Today's action will NOT be shown live, but we will do our best to bring you regular updates from all of the action...