Next stop... Wembley Stadium!

The talking and the weighing in is over and now we're ready for Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois to come to blows with undisputed on the line.

Join us tomorrow from 20:00 BST as we build up to the huge fight and you can even listen to the action unfold on BBC Radio 5 Live.

We'll also have highlights from the fight on Sunday. What a treat for you.

Get your rest this evening because you'll need it for tomorrow night. See you then.

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For those of you who love watching weigh-ins, you can relive what just happened in north London by clicking on the 'watch & listen' tab at the top of this page.

Enjoy.

Only three fighters in men's boxing history have entered the four-belt undisputed club twice.

America's Terence Crawford and Japan's Naoya Inoue join Oleksandr Usyk in that very club but the difference is Ukraine's Usyk is looking to achieve this for a third time.

The best ever?

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Daniel Dubois hits hard, very hard. 95% of his 22 wins have come by way of knockout and he'll pose a huge threat to Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday.

Usyk, on the other hand, has gone the distance in 39% of his 23 victories and is much more experienced when it comes to going 12 rounds.

The next time Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois come face-to-face, they'll be in the centre of the ring at Wembley Stadium.

Can't wait!

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This is it for Daniel Dubois. Can he do what no man has managed and topple Oleksandr Usyk in a professional boxing fight?

With the title of undisputed on the line, Dubois is ready to go from the first bell.

"As soon as the first bell rings my whole approach is just to seek and destroy and bring chaos and get the victory - seize the moment," Dubois said.

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As you can see below, the majority of Oleksandr Usyk's knockouts have come in the second half of his fights.

Usyk isn't the hardest hitter the heavyweight division has ever seen but he is accurate, applies constant pressure and wears his opponent down.

Oleksandr Usyk's age was the topic of conversation yesterday but he insisted he isn't old at 38.

"I respect this young guy. He is motivated but I am too. I am not old guy. 38 is not old. We will see. It's Saturday.

On whether he expects to stop Dubois: "Yes. I believe it."

Daniel Dubois thinks he can't be beaten.

We'll see tomorrow.

As for Daniel Dubois, when these two first met in Poland in 2023, the Briton weighed 16st 9lb but was a career high weight of 17st 10lb when he stopped Anthony Joshua last time out.

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As expected, Daniel Dubois weighs more than a stone heavier than Oleksandr Usyk.

Usyk is only slightly heavier than his last fight against Tyson Fury - where he weighed 16st 2lb.

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Huge cheers again for Oleksandr Usyk.

It will be interesting to see if this support stands up in Wembley or whether it’s Daniel Dubois who has the backing.

"It's a great opportunity for my people and my country," says Oleksandr Usyk before both depart the stage.

"I'm going to win by any means necessary," says Daniel Dubois.

Cheers erupt all around.

Oleksandr Usyk stands with a big grin on his face as Daniel Dubois tries to stare him out.

Not budging.

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Rocky music in the background.

Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois facing off.

Undisputed on the line.

This is cinema.

Now it's Oleksandr Usyk's turn.

He comes in at 16st 3lb.

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Daniel Dubois takes to the scales first and weighs in at 17st 6lb.

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Now time for Oleksandr Usyk.

Takes Michael Buffer a while to read through all of his accomplishments.

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We've got sparklers on the stage!