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Daniel Dubois is announced to the stage first. Plenty of support inside the venue for both men.
What an atmosphere this is!
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Usyk & Dubois collide for undisputed heavyweight title on Saturday at Wembley Stadium
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Image source, Getty ImagesBBC Radio 5 Live has you coveredpublished at 15:39 British Summer Time 18 July
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BBC Radio 5 LiveYou know it's fight week when Steve Bunce is getting in the mix!
As ever, BBC Radio 5 Live has you covered with a number of fantastic podcasts to go over what might happen on Saturday night at Wembley.
Listen to them here.
Media caption, Inside Usyk's camp
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Michael Buffer tells the crowd "90,000 fans are going to be packed into the venue that many consider the best in sport".
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Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport at BoxPark WembleyIn my search for any active heavyweights I’ve just spotted Lennox Lewis enter the building.
I turned to watch him walk by, bumped into someone and as I was offering up an apology realised it’s none other than Dave Allen.
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Michael Buffer has taken over the mic.
That can only mean Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois are moments away.
Image source, Queensberry'Get that jab going'published at 15:36 British Summer Time 18 July
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Lennox Lewis knows a thing or two about being undisputed.
He tells BBC Sport what Daniel Dubois should do against Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday night.
"Get that jab going, push him against the ropes and start combinations - don't waste punches and stay eager. Remember he is the true heavyweight and needs to press him."
'Explosive' - Okolie v Lerenapublished at 15:35 British Summer Time 18 July
Some quotes from the heavyweights. Doesn't Lawrence Okolie look huge by the way? Does heavyweight suit the former cruiserweight world champion?
Lawrence Okolie: "I'm prepared for 10 hard rounds, but I'm expecting a stoppage."
Kevin Lerena: "If I hurt him and get the opportunity, it's my duty to finish him. You're going to see an explosive, explosive fight."
Image source, QueensberryCan Dubois match Lewis?published at 15:34 British Summer Time 18 July
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Can Daniel Dubois succeed where Tyson Fury failed?
Fury had a shot at attempting to become undisputed heavyweight champion but came up short against Oleksandr Usyk.
So now, step forward Dubois - who looks to follow in the footsteps of compatriot Lennox Lewis.
Lewis, of course, became undisputed in the three-belt era, when he added the WBA and IBF belts to his WBC title by overcoming Evander Holyfield in a rematch.
The world was gearing up for the new Millennium and I had just turned three.
So much has changed in nearly 26 years but one thing remains - only one can be undisputed.
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Right then, we made it!
Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois will be with us shortly.
Relive action from the first fightpublished at 15:32 British Summer Time 18 July
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Cast your mind back to August 2023... oh wait, you don't have to!
We've got a replay of Oleksandr Usyk's win over Daniel Dubois in Poland two years ago just for you.
Enjoy!
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Plenty of cheers as Lawrence Okolie takes to the stage to weigh-in.
Image source, QueensberryLerena's more than interesting storypublished at 15:30 British Summer Time 18 July
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Kal Sajad
BBC SportWith the crushing weight of loss and grief pressing down on him, Kevin Lerena sank heavily into the couch in his dressing room.
The South African heavyweight had just gone the distance in a razor-thin contest against Australian prospect Justis Huni in Saudi Arabia. He rocked Huni in the final round but could not land the decisive blow.
For most boxers, coming so agonisingly close to victory is tough to swallow. For Lerena, though, there was a sense of deep relief.
A day earlier he received the devastating news that his mother had died in South Africa.
"I was just glad that the fight was over and I could go home and lay my mother to rest," he told BBC Sport.
Read the rest of Lerena's interview here.
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At least we've got some music on in the background as we await the remaining fighters!
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We've got the weigh-in for the co-main event up next before Daniel Dubois and Oleksandr Usyk take to the scales but we seem to be having a little break.
I'm sure we'll be back under way very soon!
Dubois looking for big breakpublished at 15:26 British Summer Time 18 July
Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport at BoxPark WembleyOleksandr Usyk's star power has been front and centre this week. The Ukrainian recently called the UK his second home and he's been getting the biggest cheers so far this week.
Daniel Dubois might be from London but he's not the best talker and is yet to really breakthrough to the masses in the same way.
Victory on Saturday to become the first Briton to hold undisputed status in the four-belt era might address that problem.
Briton Edmondson ready for Lapin challengepublished at 15:24 British Summer Time 18 July
Our very own Lewis Edmondson has a big task on his hands when he takes on Daniel Lapin. The undefeated light-heavyweight is the training partner of Oleksandr Usyk and is 11-0 in his career.
Edmondson is also 11-0 so someone's O has got to go!
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Image source, QueensberryUsyk on his love for the UKpublished at 15:22 British Summer Time 18 July
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It's hard not to like Oleksandr Usyk, isn't it?
Here he is talking about how much love he has for the UK.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 15:21 British Summer Time 18 July
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I know I’m not the only Brit who feels this way: I do not see a single route Dubois can take that’ll lead him to victory over Usyk. Usyk will get hit - as is the nature of boxing - but he has been hit more times and more accurately by better boxers. Come round 6, I expect Daniel to really struggle just as he did in the first fight.
Otis
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Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport at BoxPark WembleyDaniel Dubois said yesterday that he is ready to write his own script on Saturday but he's been sticking very much to the same script all week.
The Briton's favourite word has been chaos. He's not really given us much insight as his plans for beating Oleksandr Usyk.
I'm banking on hearing him promise chaos at least once today.
Watch the weigh-in live nowpublished at 15:19 British Summer Time 18 July
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You can now watch the weigh-in and all its drama unfold by clicking the 'watch live' button at the top of this page.
How lucky are you?!
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