Janez: Fear in Wilder's eyes?! It's all over before it began.

Tyson Fury glances at Deontay Wilder as he steps into the ring, Wilder choosing not to look at the British boxer just yet.

The crowd roars, the atmosphere is electric. We had a delay but it has certainly been worth the wait.

Tyson Fury's ringwalk is considerably more dramatic.

Bare-chested dancers and drummers lead out Tyson Fury, who is dressed as some sort of Spartan or Roman centurion with what looks like the cast of 300 flanking him with shields and spears.

What an entrance!

Out comes Deontay Wilder. He's wearing an elaborate mask but not on the same level as the golden effort from last time.

No time wasted, though, straight into the ring.

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The lights go down!

Here. We. Go!

Those who have chosen to stay up for this fight rather than get up early will be hating this delay.

We're still waiting as Tyson Fury continues to pass the time with some more shadow boxing. He looks calm and not frustrated, though, making sure Deontay Wilder's mind games are not getting to him.

Richie Woodhall on BT Sport: To try and out jab Tyson Fury is very difficult and Fury is a master of boxing to the opposite of what everyone expects. He is a very good all-rounder."

Last-minute mind games from Deontay Wilder? Tyson Fury is shadow boxing, doing a bit of air guitar as he waits to get out there.

Wilder has apparently been asked what's going on and has said "I'll walk when I'm ready".

David Haye on BT Sport: "Deontay Wilder is going to turn up tonight better than he did in the last fight. He couldn't throw that right hand because the shoulder was damaged but he will have it tonight for sure."

We've just had a montage of fights gone by and now there's a bit of a lull as we wait for the two fighters.

Deontay Wilder appears to be getting some last-minute words of advice while Tyson Fury is pacing around, desperate to get out there.

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Standing at 6'9 and boasts an 85-inch reach, Tyson Fury has the height and reach advantage over Wilder, who is two inches shorter on both counts.

That counted for a lot in their last meeting as the undefeated Fury handed Wilder his first career defeat, will it again tonight?

And now a very stirring rendition of Star-Spangled Banner. That's got this T-Mobile Arena crowd going!

That's it, we're moments away from Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder making their entrances.

Here we go then!

It is time for national anthems, with Danny Walton belting out the British one first.

David Haye on BT Sport: "Off the strength of the last performance Wilder has to do something significant from the first bell."

Stevie: Can’t see nothing but a win for Fury he’s got his number.

Eros: Nervous. Fury better win this.

Tom Adamson: I’m up let’s go Fury

Steve Bunce on BT Sport: "If Tyson Fury does what we think he will do which is walk through with his hands up and Wilder doesn't have a plan B then we could be out of here in 15 minutes"

How can you tell when a big sporting event is about to happen? The sound of Sweet Caroline fills the air. We've just had a rendition of the Neil Diamond classic at the T-Mobile Arena.

Almost time...

Earlier we asked you to hit the thumbs to tell us how you think this will go - thumbs up for Tyson Fury and thumbs down for Deontay Wilder.

Pretty definitive which way you think this will go...

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