With fight week underway in London, full pricing and broadcast details at the moment are confirmed. £24.99 within the UK and Ireland, $49.99 in america and Canada, and $19.99 elsewhere. A single payment gets access, with no subscription attached. The cardboard leans on name recognition and real risk for each men.
There may be also a bundle option. DAZN offers this card along with Fabio Wardley vs Daniel Dubois on May 9 for £39.99 or $89.99. That trims the fee across two heavyweight nights, though it still asks buyers to commit ahead of results.
The third route is the DAZN Ultimate Tier. That runs £24.99 per 30 days within the UK and $44.99 within the US, with PPVs included as a part of the subscription. The worth will depend on activity. Regular buyers will see the savings across the 12 months. Casual buyers may keep on with the one-off purchase.
The cardboard streams worldwide through DAZN. The printed begins at 7 p.m. BST, which is 2 p.m. ET. Most important event ringwalks are expected at around 10 p.m. BST, which is 5 p.m. ET.
Tale of the tape
Derek Chisora is 42, stands 6ft 2in with a 74-inch reach, and brings a 36-13 record with 23 knockouts.
Deontay Wilder is 40, stands 6ft 7in with an 83-inch reach, and brings a 44-4-1 record with 43 knockouts.
Chisora treats this as the ultimate night. He has undergone contenders, champions, and all the things in between, constructing a record of 36-13 with 23 knockouts. The group will likely be with him in London. He’ll walk forward, work the body, and take a look at to pull Wilder into exchanges.
Wilder arrives with a unique pressure. At 44-4-1 with 43 knockouts, his right hand still changes a fight in a single moment. A loss leaves him outside the title conversation.
“I do know in London they love warriors, but what happens when a warrior come against a freak of nature? Derek brings passion but I bring an influence that ends blood lines. Derek is coming to fight, but I’m coming with a detonation. And it will end with an explosion.
“I look unstoppable,” Wilder said. “I’m just trying to transfer what I’ve done in sparring and training to the actual fight where it really counts. And what higher opponent to have than Derek War Chisora and what higher place to be than London on the O2 Arena?
“I’m ready to put in writing my story within the history books. Derek needs to be perfect for 12 rounds. I only must be perfect for 2 seconds. Bam bay, goodnight,” Wilder said.
Chisora wants a final win in front of his crowd. Wilder needs a performance that puts him back in line for an additional run.
“I do know what energy I want, I want that crazy energy,” Chisora said. “I just need war and pain. That’s what I’m bringing and I’ll hit this man all over the place.
“Listen, O2 goes to be buzzing, my kids are coming, the one hardest thing about O2 for me will likely be that ring walk but after the primary bell goes, all the things will likely be easy for me.
“We may not even see round two. The way in which I’m feeling immediately, I’m so fit and I’m so ready for this fight it may not see round two. Possibly I would even, so f*** it, let’s go.”
The undercard carries a European cruiserweight title fight between Viddal Riley and Mateusz Masternak, with Denzel Bentley also in motion at middleweight. The remainder of the cardboard fills out with prospects and short fights, though the eye stays on the principal event.
The O2 Arena has hosted title fights and heavyweight nights for years. One other one goes on the list here, though the stakes are personal moderately than tied to belts.
The worth reflects that. It’s a name-driven event, built around two fighters who’ve been in with the perfect and are still trying to search out yet another night at the highest end.
Date: April 4, 2026
Start time: 7 p.m. ET / 12 a.m. UK
Streaming platform: DAZN PPV
Venue: The O2 Arena, London
Fight card: Chisora vs Wilder; Riley vs Masternak; Bentley vs Saavedra; Harris vs Igantius; Anderson vs Dujon; Sylve vs Galaviz Hernandez
