Where to watch Usyk vs Dubois 2: Tale of the tape & more key info

Jonathan Victoria • 16 Jul 2025 Guides

A rematch between generations…

Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois are ready to run it back for a rematch of their 2023 bout, only this time with an extra title on the line.

The four belts of the major promotions are held by both men respectively, meaning the undisputed title is once more up for grabs.

With the heavyweight clash coming this weekend, find out how you can watch plus the tale of the tape and more important information.

Where to watch Usyk vs Dubois 2

Usyk vs Dubois 2 will be hosted on DAZN, with the broadcaster holding the exclusive rights to the event in over 200 countries worldwide.

You can purchase the event from the DAZN website for £24.99. To watch, you have to download the DAZN app, which can be found on multiple platforms and devices, including:

• Smart TV & smart TV devices (Fire TV Stick, Roku Streaming Stick etc.)
   
• Video game consoles (Xbox and PlayStation)
   
• Laptop/PC
   
• Mobile
   
• Tablet 

Usyk vs Dubois 2: Date & time

Usyk vs Dubois 2 is taking place this Saturday, 19th July. DAZN have stated the broadcast’s start time for 5:30pm BST, with the first undercard getting underway at approximately 5:40pm BST.

As for the main event, Usyk and Dubois are expected to make their ringwalks at 9:45pm BST, although this is subject to change depending on the fights on the undercard and other possible delays.

Usyk vs Dubois 2: Venue

Dubois will have the privilege of fighting in his hometown as the fight will be taking place at Wembley Stadium, the home of English football and the biggest stadium in the country.

This will be Dubois’ second consecutive bout at Wembley, the previous fight being his shock victory over Anthony Joshua, a man Usyk knows very well.

Usyk vs Dubois 2: Tale of the tape

Usyk vs Dubois: History

Usyk and Dubois are both accomplished fighters but at different stages in their careers. Usyk, at 38 years old, likely has only a couple more fights left if he decides to carry on after Saturday. 

He has been at the forefront of the cruiserweight division in the past, being an undisputed champion in that division before moving up to heavyweight and becoming the same. He has essentially led the heavyweight division for the past fours years since sensationally defeating Anthony Joshua in a fight no-one expected him to take.

In the other corner, Dubois is beginning to stake his claim as ‘next up’. At 27 years old, Dubois has already had 24 fights, winning 22 of them with 21 by knockout, including his most recent victory, another shocker result against Joshua.

The pair are no stranger to one another, having previously fought in 2023 for Usyk’s WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, IBO, and The Ring heavyweight titles. Usyk claimed the win via ninth-round knockout, although it came with some controversy.

In the fifth round, Usyk went down off a gut punch from Dubois, a hit that the ref would call a low blow. Usyk was given time to recover and eventually would go on to win. Dubois claims it was a legal hit and many debate it heavily to this day. If it had been called a legal hit, it would’ve been the first time Usyk had been knocked down in his career.

Usyk vs Dubois 2: What’s at stake?

Just like in their first match, Usyk has the most gold being put up. But this time, Dubois has some of his own as he currently holds the IBF title, which he won after defeating Filip Hergovic in 2024 for the vacant belt - previously vacated by Usyk.

Its former owner is looking to add it back to his collection after he was stripped of the title shortly following his first victory over Tyson Fury for the undisputed crown in May 2024.

In total, here are the titles that will be on the line:

• WBA world heavyweight (Usyk)
   
• WBC world heavyweight (Usyk)
   
• WBO world heavyweight (Usyk)
   
• IBF world heavyweight (Dubois)
   
• IBO world heavyweight (Usyk)
   
• The Ring Magazine heavyweight title (Usyk)

Usyk vs Dubois 2: Fight card

The full card for the night features some other standout fights. Here is the full fight card:

• Oleksandr Usyk vs Daniel Dubois – Heavyweight (undisputed championship)
   
• Lawrence Okolie vs Kevin Lerena – Heavyweight
   
• Daniel Lapin vs Lewis Edmondson – Light-heavyweight
   
• Andrii Novytskyi vs Vladyslav Sirenko – Heavyweight
   
• Lasha Guruli vs James Francis – Super-lightweight
   
• Aadam Hamed vs Ezequiel Gregores – Super-lightweight