Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Staying professional with my eyes firmly fixed on the ring, Charlotte.

Speaking of the action, Daniel Lapin looks in a little trouble against Lewis Edmondson.

Lapin has twice ended up hanging over the ropes to avoid taking further damage.

Exciting news, Eddie Hearn will be with us from 21:00 to answer all your burning questions.

You might have already tweeted in some questions to us already, but there is still time to get your questions in via the details below.

So get typing using #bbcboxing, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)

Not asked for a selfie yet, Bobbie?

Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Plenty of famous faces in the crowd tonight. Frank Bruno received a huge cheer when he was shown on the big screen in the stadium.

Roy Jones Jr is just a couple of metres to my left and has given up some of his time to take selfies with fans as he made his way by.

Sam Harris
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Speaking of wonderful callout videos - it's not just Joseph Parker looking to step up in the heavyweight division...

I caught up with WBC interim champion Agit Kabayel at the weigh-in and he definitely wants his flowers when it comes to all this heavyweight chat.

"I think my last performance was very big and people need to respect my name in the heavyweight conversation. Kabayel is here and on the map."

The undefeated 32-year-old, who beat Zhilei Zhang in February earlier this year, is relishing the chance to potentially take on Oleksandr Usyk after tonight's bout.

"He has to win obviously but after that, maybe we'll start to make the promo for Usyk v Kabayel!"

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Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

There was a festival vibe on the walk down Wembley way with food stalls, music and a couple of merchandise stalls.

Want your half-and-half Usyk v Dubois scarf? Well, you're in luck.

Sam Harris
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Weather isn't great at the moment. But let's hope it clears for the main event!

Have you ever boxed in front of 80,000 at Wembley? Well, Carl Froch certainly has!

Wembley has seen some magical fight nights over the years and Froch's win over George Groves in 2014 started it all off.

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A Wembley fight that lives long in the memory is Anthony Joshua's dramatic win over heavyweight legend Wladimir Klitschko in 2017.

What a fight that was!

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Wembley has seen it's fair share of fights over the years but I want to know what your favourite is.

Was it Daniel Dubois' last outing when he sent Anthony Joshua crashing to the canvas or could it be the one that started it all between Carl Froch and George Groves?

Have to say, Joshua's stunning win over Wladimir Klitschko in 2017 always sticks out for me.

Use the contact details above to get involved!

Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

I've been told it's a sell-out tonight with 90,000 tickets sold.

It's some way shy of the reported British-record attendance at a boxing event of 96,000 when Daniel Dubois beat Anthony Joshua in September but not bad going at all.

The question everyone wants to know...

As with all the Wembley events, expect a slightly earlier ring walk time because of the stadium's 23:00 BST curfew.

Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois will make their ring walk around 21:45.

We love a main event before 23:00!

We've got Daniel Lapin and Lewis Edmondson in the ring right now as this undercard gathers pace.

We won't be doing round-by-round commentary of this one but we'll bring you anything significant that happens.

We've already had three fights at Wembley this evening...

Lasha Guruli (2-0) defeated Englishman James Frances (7-2) in the opening fight of the card, with Frances retiring before the fifth round.

Aadam Hamed, the son of the legendary 'Prince' Naseem Hamed, moves to 6-0 with a points victory over Ezequiel Gregores (3-25).

Briton Solomon Dacres (10-1) also claimed an upset points victory over the previously undefeated Vladyslav Sirenko (22-1) after stepping up on short notice.

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Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Nights don't come much bigger than this in boxing. A stadium fight with the undisputed heavyweight title on the line.

Daniel Dubois knows what it's like to walk out at a packed Wembley - he beat Anthony Joshua here in September to defend his IBF title - but this is a huge step up.

It's a chance for Dubois to announce himself to the world, etch his name into the history books and finally win over the British public.

But the man who stands across from him is special, very special. Oleksandr Usyk has already slayed five Britons - including Dubois - and is ready to put on another show.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Not only can you follow the action on our live text tonight, but the brilliant BBC Radio 5 Live team are ringside at Wembley ready to bring every blow right to your ears.

You can listen by clicking the 'listen live' button at the top of this page.

Hello friends and welcome to our live text of Oleksandr Usyk v Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium.

You may have heard that this fight means an awful lot in boxing as both Usyk and Dubois have history in their sights.

So, get yourselves comfortable and buckle up because this is going to be special.

Let's get cracking.

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It's been 693 days since Oleksandr Usyk stopped Daniel Dubois in the ninth round in Poland.

But this is supposed to be a new Dubois.

I guess we'll find out.

This is history. This is undisputed.

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