Are you rrrrrready to rrrrrrrumble!? Anthony Joshua - the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight champion of the world - returns to the ring tonight to do battle with Bulgarian veteran Kubrat Pulev in front of a limited crowd at Wembley Stadium and our guide will explain how you can live stream Joshua vs Pulev - no matter where in the world you are.
You probably don't need us to tell you what an impressive boxing specimen Anthony Joshua is – those four belts he holds should be a bit of a clue! With names such as Wladimir Klitschko, Joseph Parker, Dominic Breazeale and Dillian Whyte all on the list of previous wins, his copybook is only blotted by that freak loss to Andy Ruiz Jr last year.
The revenge victory may not have completely laid that ghost to rest, but a convincing win against Pulev should finally set up a huge clash against fellow countryman Tyson Fury next year. We can only hope...
Pulev only has one loss on his record as well - he was one of Wladimir Klitschko's many victims. The brawler has a fine track record against British fighters, too, having beaten the likes of Hughie Fury and Derek Chisora in recent years. A few months before his 40th birthday, a surprise win against AJ would cap a very respectable career in the best way imaginable.
The London boy may be the big favourite here, but as we witnessed in June 2019, that doesn't always mean everything. So we've got all the information you need to tune into a Joshua vs Pulev live stream - it's even FREE to watch in one region. And thanks to a VPN, you can even watch the action if you're away in a country that isn't showing the boxing.
Where and when is the Joshua fight?
Wembley Arena (now known as the SSE Arena) in London will host the fight, with 1,000 lucky fans allowed to watch - in a completely socially distanced manner, of course.
The undercard kicked off at 7pm GMT and we'd expect Joshua and Pulev to take to the ring later this evening - probably somewhere between 10.30pm and 11pm GMT with the way the night is going somewhere.
How to watch the Anthony Joshua fight in the UK
Live stream Joshua vs Pulev from outside the UK
As mentioned above, downloading the best VPN possible is a handy way to get around any restrictions that you face when trying to watch the Joshua fight.
The software allows you to virtually change your IP address to a server in another country so you appear to be in a completely different location. Plus, it's encrypted, making it a safer, anonymous way to use the internet.
Where else has a Joshua vs Pulev live stream?
There's a theory that Joshua is still only a genuinely huge name in his own backyard, but any heavyweight world title fight is going to garner some serious worldwide attention (all fight times listed above).
If you're an international boxing fan, specialist sports streaming site DAZN has the coverage tied up in pretty much every country. Now available in over 200 countries, DAZN has really stepped up its game of late and is adding some seriously impressive events to its coverage roster. Especially for boxing - in December alone it's showing the Canelo Alvarez and GGG fights in addition to the Joshua vs Pulev live stream.
It's really reasonably priced, too:
- Get DAZN in the US - $100 a year or $20 a month
- Get DAZN in Canada - $150 a year or $20 a month (plus a FREE 30-day trial)
- Get DAZN in Australia - $2.99 a month
- Get DAZN in New Zealand - $2.99 a month
- Get DAZN in Germany - €120 a year or €12 a month
Just like with Sky subscribers above who want to watch the stream from outside the UK, some (but not all) VPNs also work wonders with DAZN. Once again, ExpressVPN is the one that we've had most joy with in our testing, but even then only when using US or German servers.
