How to watch Usyk vs. Dubois live stream from anywhere: PPV prices compared
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Oleksandr Usyk has three world heavyweight championship titles (WBA, WBO, and IBF), and Daniel Dubois intends to punch them out of his hands. This title fight might seem like a consolation for Usyk fans hoping to see him go up against Tyson Fury for an undisputed championship unification, but it should be a good one. We'll show you how to watch a Usyk vs. Dubois live stream in the US, UK, and elsewhere.
The fight takes place in Wroclaw, Poland's Tarcynski Arena, with the main card's opening bell ringing promptly at 2 p.m. ET on August 26. You can use a VPN if you live in a country that isn't airing the fight.
How to watch Usyk vs. Dubois live streams from anywhere
In the United States, you can catch the fight airing live on ESPN Plus, with no additional cost beyond the $9.99 monthly subscription fee. You also get ESPN Plus as part of the Disney bundle, which packs in Hulu and Disney Plus for a trio that costs $12.99 (or $19.99 if you don't like ads).
Canada is the only other region offering Usyk vs. Dubois without an added PPV fee. It's streaming for all TSN+ subscribers, starting at CAD$8 per month. If you're in the UK, you can purchase the fight directly through TNT Sports for a one-time charge of £19.95. Australians also get a one-time fee of AUD$29.95 through Kayo Sports.
That means, for a change, the USA has the cheapest way to view a heavyweight boxing title fight. We'd consider ESPN+ as your option tonight via a VPN if you're not in the US. We'll show you how a little further down this page.
The fight has limited global availability, but don't worry. If you're not in one of the above countries, you can unlock those borders with the magic of VPNs.
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How to watch Usyk vs. Dubois with a VPN
- Sign up for a VPN if you don't have one.
- Install it on the device you're using to watch the game.
- Turn it on and set it to a US (ESPN Plus) or UK (TNT Sports) location.
- Go to ESPN Plus or TNT Sports. Sign up for an account with a local postcode and payment method.
- When: August 26, 2 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. BST / 8 p.m. CEST / August 27, 4 a.m. AEST.
Usyk vs. Dubois fight schedule
Here are all the fights happening before the main event. The main card begins at 2 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. BST. Note: Some undercard bouts may not air in every region.
- Oleksandr Usyk vs. Daniel Dubois (12-round WBO, IBF, WBO heavyweight title)
- Anthony Yigit vs. Denys Berinchyk (12-round Lightweight bout)
- Aro Schwartz vs. Daniel Lapin (10-round Middleweight bout)
- Hamzah Sheeraz vs. Dmytro Mytrofanov (10-round Middleweight bout)
- Anauel Ngamissengue vs. Fiodor Czerkaszyn (8-round Middleweight bout)
- Joel Julio vs. Vasile Cebotari (8-round Welterweight bout)
- Roberto Arriaza vs. Rafal Wolczecki (8-round Middleweight bout)
- Piotr Gudel vs. Oleksandr Solomennikov (6-round Featherweight bout)
- Lazizbek Mullojonov vs. Nursultan Amanzholov (6-round Heavyweight bout)
- Vojtech Hrdy vs. Aadam Hamed (4-round Jr. Middleweight bout)
- Janos Penzes vs. Ziyad Almaayouf (4-round Jr. Welterweight bout)
- Damian Tymosz vs. Bryce Mills (4-round Jr. Welterweight bout)
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