Fury vs Usyk 2 LIVE: Latest news and updates as rivals share absurdly long face-off at press conference

Below is a recap of everything that happened at today’s open workout!

Thank you for following along.

We’ll be back tomorrow with more build-up to Saturday’s mega-fight, along with updates from the press conference.

See you then!

Usyk is now in the ring, shadow boxing and dancing around.

Outside a band is playing (or pretending to play) a song that seems to have lyrics including “Oleksandr Usyk”.

Usyk finishes up and is asked whether he’s better at dancing or boxing. “Dancing,” he says!

He’s asked about Fury seeming to say “hurt” and “damage” during his workout (in which the Briton threw zero punches, remember).

“Okay,” Usyk says as a reaction to Fury’s workout...

Fury gets his gloves on, eventually hops towards his coach Sugarhill Steward... and then opts not to throw a punch.

And that’s that. Fury’s open workout is done, without a punching being thrown.

Right...

“It was a little workout,” Steward tells DAZN. “We gave it our best.

“Tyson Fury is just ready right now, along with myself. He’s always had like a silly demeanour and [been] playing around, but this is a different side of him. He’s just ready, 100 per cent ready.”

Steward also reveals that Fury’s corner on Saturday will consist of himself, Andy Lee, and a cutman.

So, no John Fury this time, after Tyson’s dad came under criticism for his corner work in May – and for headbutting one of Usyk’s teammates earlier that week.

In general, it was argued by many fans and pundits that Fury had too many voices in his corner.

Onto the main event!

Tyson Fury will be out first... The former heavyweight champion actually makes his way to the ring by crossing the nearby water in a boat! It’s taking a while...

Fury is finally on land and in the ring! He took a while to get there, and he’s taking a while to get going with his workout.

He’s hopping a bit, walking around, kind of stretching. Nothing more yet.

McKean does his bit, then Itauma takes to the ring.

Itauma, 19, is a big favourite in this one, which – given McKean’s experience – says a lot about the expectations on Itauma to rise to the top of the heavyweight division in short order.

Itauma does some shadow boxing, showing off his lightning speed.

Speaking of lightning speed, Itauma is in and out of the ring in rapid fashion!

Ishmael Davis is the next fighter out, ahead of his super-welterweight bout with Serhii Bohachuk.

Davis steps in after Israil Madrimov recently fell ill.

Bohachuk follows Davis, and we now move back to the heavyweight division.

Unbeaten British teenager Moses Itauma takes on Australia’s Demsey McKean, and the latter is in the ring to shadow box now.

Dave Allen works out next, doing some pad work ahead of his heavyweight clash with former sparring partner Johnny Fisher.

Allen’s workout is soundtracked by “The Whole Of The Moon” by The Waterboys. Another great tune.

Allen makes his exit, and here comes Fisher: the “Romford Bull”.

Super-bantamweight Peter McGrail is in the ring next for some shadow boxing.

You’d assume he’d be followed by opponent Rhys Edwards, who is stepping in for Dennis McCann, after McCann was pulled from Saturday’s card for failing a drug test...

But we’re onto Lee McGregor instead; he boxes Fury’s teammate Isaac Lowe at featherweight this weekend.

Lowe is out after McGregor, to the sound of “Ain’t Nobody” by Rufus and Chaka Khan. Stone, cold, classic.

Novytskyi keeps it nice and loose during his workout, hopping about, looking as if he’s enjoying the music as much as his pad work.

None of the fighters are spending much time in the ring. Will Fury and Usyk get a bit longer?

Dylan Colin is up next. He does some barehand pad work and shadow boxing now, ahead of his light-heavyweight clash with Daniel Lapin.

And here comes Lapin, after Colin leaves the ring. Both men are unbeaten by the way...

Lapin largely bounces around, staying light on his feet, loosening up. He’s donning a pink and gold tracksuit.

First to work out is Joshua Ocampo, ahead of his bout with Mohammed Alakel.

Some impressive flexibility from Ocampo, who opens his workout by doing the splits on the canvas!

Here comes Alakel.

Alakel with some shadow boxing, before Edgar Ramirez enters the ring for some pad work.

Ramirez fights Ukraine’s unbeaten Andrii Novytskyi on Saturday.

Next out is Novytskyi, who defends the WBC International heavyweight title against Ramirez.