Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder LIVE weigh-in: Watch video stream as we learn weights ahead of title fight
Watch the live stream from Los Angeles as the heavyweight rivals hit the scales
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Your support makes all the difference.Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will this evening weigh-in ahead of their heavyweight world title fight on Saturday night.
The weigh-ins mark the final event before the pair finally climb into the ring to fight for the WBC world title. Tensions are already running high following an explosive final press conference, ahead of what promises to be a dramatic evening as the Staples Centre in Los Angeles.
You can watch a live stream of the weigh-ins here, while following the very latest news ahead of the fight with our rolling news blog below.
Fight preview
When is the fight?
The fight will take place tomorrow, on Saturday 1 December for US viewers. For UK fight fans, it will take place in the early hours of Sunday morning.
What time will the ring walks be?
It is impossible to say, but they will likely take place between 4 and 5am UK time.
How can I watch?
BT Sport Box Office will exclusively show Wilder v Fury on December 1st, available to buy for just £19.95, find out more at www.bt.com/sportboxoffice.
You can also follow live coverage of the fight here with us at Independent Sport.
Here's a good preview of this evening's weigh-ins from Dec Taylor out in Los Angeles:
Tyson Fury has called for today’s customary weigh-in face-off with Deontay Wilder to be cancelled in order to avoid a repeat of the ugly scenes which marred Wednesday’s final press conference.
Punches appeared to be thrown by members of both teams as the two heavyweights came head-to-head for a photograph in downtown LA as their lengthy and often bad-tempered promotion surged towards its climax.
Even the California State Athletic Commission has threatened to withhold both fighters’ purses if there is any further trouble at Friday’s weigh-in at the Los Angeles Convention Center, which is a short ringwalk away from the Staples Center where the pair will finally collide on Saturday night.
Usually the shirtless fighters would be brought together for one last photo opportunity once they have weighed in but the commission are still yet to decide whether or not to allow it. Now Fury, who will step onto the scales at around 9pm UK time, believes the idea should be binned altogether.
Don't forget the undercard fighters will also all weigh-in today. Let's just hope there are no nasty surprises. Here is my preview of the Brits in action:
Confirmation for those not watching along:
- Deontay Wilder - 212.5lbs
- Tyson Fury - 256.5lbs
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