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Thankfully there were no hitches on the scales for any of the fighters in Trafalgar Square this evening and we are raring to go for the big show at Wembley tomorrow.

In just over 24 hours we'll see IBF champion Dubois and Joshua meet in the ring.

We'll have live text coverage and, as mentioned earlier, live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live through the night to ensure you are across all of the action.

It's shaping up nicely.

Make sure to come back and join us tomorrow when the real fun begins.

Between 2016 and 2022, Joshua competed in 12 successive world title fights.

That run started when he beat American Charles Martin for the IBF belt and ended when he lost his rematch against Oleksandr Usyk, with the Ukrainian retaining the WBA (Super), WBO and IBF titles.

Joshua's last four fights have taken place without a single belt on the line, but that run ends on Saturday when he has an opportunity to become a three-weight world champion if he beats Dubois.

During Thursday's news conference, Joshua admitted it was "good to be back" and said he'd been watching some of his old fights to "add fuel to the fire".

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Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren have been doing their best to keep up with the Hollywood vibe during this fight week.

Can you believe that they only met for the first time in November?

They were co-promoting the card headlined by Anthony Joshua and Otto Wallin, which took place in December.

Now they look like the best of buds.

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport journalist at Trafalgar Square, London

Fight week always brings up a sub-plot or two. There have been rumours circulating of a rift between Dubois and his trainer, Don Charles.

The coach has been absent all week, but quashed the "vicious lie" by saying he has been in bed with a bad cold and the plan is for him to be in Dubois' corner.

Charles told Talksport: "The most sensible thing to do was not go near my fighter because can you imagine if I gave this to him? Then there will be no fight.

"It's subsided, I feel strong again and we will not be denied".

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Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn and Queensberry promoter Frank Warren are becoming as central to these fight weeks as the fighters.

The pair joined Steve Bunce earlier in the week to preview a massive night at Wembley.

Hearn offers a glimpse into his boxer Joshua and explains why he thinks the Olympic gold medallist will prevail.

Warren looks at Dubois growth over the past year and, you guessed it, presents his case as to why his fighter will come out on top.

Listen to the full episode here.

We've been running a vote all week to see how you think Saturday's main event will play out.

You can find the vote in any of the stories promoting Dubois v Joshua.

If you're struggling to find it, then click here, scroll down the page and you'll be able to have your say.

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Even Michael Buffer was impressed with the 6,000-strong crowd who turned out to show their support at Trafalgar Square.

Just wait until you hear 96,000 belting out Sweet Caroline at Wembley tomorrow night, Michael.

Tell us what you really think!

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Wembley is set to host a British-record crowd at a boxing event on Saturday, with 96,000 fans expected to pack out the national stadium.

The current record was set in 2022 when Tyson Fury beat Dillian Whyte at Wembley in front of 94,000.

To get you in the mood, here are some highlights of the three biggest fights to have taken place at Wembley.

Could they be anymore relaxed?

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The lion's share of that support was for Joshua.

Chants of 'AJ, AJ, AJ' brought a big smile from Joshua and there was a huge roar when he started speaking on stage.

Dubois, as he was at yesterday's news conference, was eager to get away from the microphone as quickly as possible.

Ahhhhh, the tension is building beautifully for this one.

Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn said: "It feels like bread and butter but there is a big job do to tomorrow.

"I want to thank everyone for continuously supporting Anthony Joshua and he will give it his all tomorrow."

Joshua said: "I want to thank you for sticking with me through thick and thin. If I can ask one favour, go home tonight and pray for my success tomorrow and that I become a three-time champion of the world.

"I look at myself as a gladiator and I'm going to step into the arena tomorrow to perform for the people.

"They [the fans] are here for the undercard too, so we have to give credit to the undercard too.

"I started late in boxing but it shows you can achieve anything.

"I'm not a warrior in the garden yet, I'm still on the battlefield."

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Dubois' promoter Frank Warren said: "Very excited. It's a massive fight and we will see fireworks tomorrow.

"He's a young man, he turned 27 a few weeks ago and is coming off some massive wins. I've never seen him this confident. Tomorrow you will see something special.

"These two guys will throw bombs at each other and you'll see something extra special."

Speaking after stepping on to the scales, Dubois said: "I'm ready to fight. Now it's time to get in the ring and fight, let's go.

"We've been working hard.

"A lot of work and training has gone into this and I'm ready to go. The talking is done.

"A win by any means necessary."

No drama with the final face-off.

They look focused and ready for tomorrow night.

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Anthony Joshua tips the scales at 18st.

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Daniel Dubois comes in at a career heavy 17st 10lb.

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Dubois has been settling into his 6ft 5in frame over the past few years, trying to get the best out of his tools and it seems to be working.

The 27-year-old was his lightest in six years when he stepped on the scales prior to his fight against Oleksandr Usyk (right image), weighing 16st 9lb, in August 2023.

In December 2023, Dubois jumped up six pounds to a weight of 17st 1lb for his next bout against American Jarrell Miller in Saudi Arabia (centre image).

Dubois' most recent trip to the ring came when he beat Filip Hrgovic for the interim IBF title in June and he had further bulked to 17st 7lb (left image).

Are we expecting that trend to continue?

Is a heavier Dubois a better Dubois?

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Iconic ring announcer Michael Buffer is now on stage doing his thing.

The American introduces both fighters and we are ready for them to weigh-in.