Some breaking news for you too, tomorrow's fight will be broadcast live on on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Radio coverage begins on 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds from 19:00 before switching to 5 Live and BBC Sounds from 20:30.

Video highlights will be available to watch on BBC Sport website and app on Sunday.

Read more here.

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport journalist at Trafalgar Square, London

It will be interesting to see what both men weigh in at.

Dubois has been looking fairly lean, but looks can be deceiving.

Joshua tipped the scales at 18st for the Ngannou win, just three pounds lighter than his career heaviest.

Regardless of the weight, what we do know is that both men hit incredibly hard. Hardly anyone I’ve spoken to this week is predicting a points decision.

Dubois and Joshua were both full of confidence during Thursday's news conference.

Joshua insisted he was in "peak condition" physically and mentally.

Dubois stressed the need to retain the world title and said he "wants the biggest challenges and to create history".

Remarkable knowledge, Kal.

I can't imagine that Bieber managed to lay a glove on him.

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport journalist at Trafalgar Square, London

Here's a useless piece of knowledge for you - Hamzah Sheeraz once sparred Justin Bieber in America.

The undercard is done and dusted so we'll have IBF heavyweight champion Dubois and challenger Joshua on the scales very soon.

And you can watch it live above!

Forget about Dubois and Joshua battling it out, we've got promoters Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn testing their knowledge in a game of silly questions.

Who will prevail?

Ringwalks are expected to be earlier than usual on Saturday due to Wembley Stadium's 23:00 BST curfew.

Dubois and Joshua are expected fight at around 22:00.

The first fight is expected to start at 16:10, with Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley the first contest.

Bouts will continue right up until 21:10 when there will be a musical break - Oasis' Liam Gallagher is playing a set before the main event.

Our last duo to hit the scales on the undercard are Hamzah Sheeraz and Tyler Denny, who meet for the European middleweight title.

Sheeraz is looking for his third victory of 2024 as he attempts to extend his undefeated record to 21.

Denny has won 19 of his 25 fights, losing two with three ending in a draw.

Both fighters come in at 11st 5lbs.

Image source, Getty Images

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport journalist at Trafalgar Square, London

This open top tour bus stopped in traffic to the left of the stage as Warrington and Cacace took to the scales.

Just one couple sat on the bus. I will guess they may have been a little confused to see a rowdy crowd cheering two men topless men.

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Ian Rowlands on X: "Heading to Wembley tomorrow with my 2 best mates from uni. I actually met AJ at a friend's wedding last year! Very friendly (& very big) chap! Think he'll finish business in the 8th round!"

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport journalist at Trafalgar Square, London

Hutchinson and his entourage got on the same tube as me from Wembley Park.

Watching a dozen or so of the Scotsmen bicker over whether they should change at Baker Street or not was quite amusing.

Joshua Buatsi and Willy Hutchinson were two of the most vocal at yesterday's news conference.

Hutchinson suggested that his opponent was in a bad mood and struggling with his weight cut.

Well neither of them seem to have had any issues with both weighing 12st 6lbs for their WBO interim light-heavyweight contest.

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Trafalgar Square

Cacace and Warrington's exchanges have been refreshingly civil all week and there was no change there.

There was certainly a lot of talking but they embraced at the end.

Both fighters look relaxed, focused, happy to be here. This has the potential to be one heck of a fight.

Image source, Reuters

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport journalist at Trafalgar Square, London

The pigeons aren’t my only concern.

There’s no toilet and this fountain isn’t helping matters.

Northern Ireland's Anthony Cacace won't be defending his IBF super-featherweight title against Leeds' Josh Warrington, who is stepping up a division to try and get his career back on track after two successive defeats.

Warrington has spoken about his regret at not moving up in weight earlier in his career.

Both Cacace and Warrington tip the scales at 9st 3lbs.

Warrington with his Leeds scarf wrapped around his neck and Cacace with his baseball cap on backwards are having a bit of a chat and the pair, who have been really friendly all week, just seem to have taken it up a notch.

They shake hands as they part ways but there energy has just gone up a notch.

Image source, Reuters

Next up is Josh Kelly and Ishmael Davis who meet in a light-middleweight bout.

Davis only got the call-up to fight on Monday, replacing Liam Smith after he withdrew due to illness.

No issues making wake for the Leeds-based fighter as he comes in at 11st 5lbs and Kelly also tips the scales at the same weight.

Image source, PA Media

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport journalist at Trafalgar Square, London

It may all look fantastic, but I am currently stood on a balcony and hoping my laptop doesn’t fall on a group of lads below me.

The British press are also pulling their hair out trying to find free WiFi so reports can be filed. Right now I’m relying on a very temperamental 4g signal.

Anyone live in very close proximity willing to share their router deets?

Here's a reminder of who is on the undercard tomorrow night. We also have some general timings for you, with the first fight expected around 16:00.

Early start!

• Tyler Denny v Hamzah Sheeraz (European middleweight title) - 20:10 start
• Anthony Cacace v Josh Warrington (IBO super-featherweight title) - 19:10 start
• Joshua Buatsi v Willy Hutchinson (WBO interim light-heavyweight title) - 18:10 start
• Ishmael Davis v Josh Kelly (light-middleweight) - 17:10 start
• Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley (light-welterweight) - 16:10 start

Right, the live feed is up and running at the top of this live text page.

We expect to see Joshua and Dubois around 18:40 BST, which is when our feed will start.

First up, we've got Mark Chamberlain and Josh Padley for their light-welterweight contest.

Both fighters come in at 9st 13lbs.

There has been a fair bit of needle between them over the course of the week and they get in each others faces as they meet for the final time before fight night.

Image source, PA Media