The Bronze Bomber will put his WBC belt on the line – but the Gypsy King will be looking to extend his unbeaten record and set up a potential all-British fight against Anthony Joshua.
When is Fury vs Wilder?
This massive showdown will take place on Sunday, December 2 UK time.
The first bell is expected to sound at 4am – that is at 8pm on Saturday, December 2 in Los Angeles.
It will be held at the Staples Center in LA.
Which TV channel is it on and can I live stream it?
The fight will be shown live on BT Sport Box Office, with coverage underway from 11.30pm.
You can purchase the showdown for £19.95.
You can watch this on Sky, BT and Virgin Media – while you can also get it off the BT Sport Box Office app on your PC, mobile or tablet.
Who is on the undercard?
- Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury (heavyweight)
- Jarrett Hurd vs Jason Welborn (super welterweight)
- Luis Ortiz vs Travis Kauffman (heavyweight)
- Joe Joyce vs Joe Hanks (heavyweight)
- Mark Anthony Barriga vs Carlos Licona (minimumweight)
- Chris Arreola vs Maurenzo Smith (heavyweight)
- Isaac Lowe vs Lucas Rafael Baez (super featherweight)
- Marsellos Wilder vs David Damore (cruiserweight)
- Jesse Rodriguez vs Alex Aragon (super bantamweight)
- Robert Guerrero vs Adam Mate (welterweight)
- Fernando Castaneda vs Alfredo Angulo (super middleweight)
- Julian Williams vs Francisco Javier Castro (middleweight)
What did the fighters say?
Fury and Wilder almost came to blows as the Gypsy King removed his shirt before the fight.
Tyson Fury said of the incident:
Fury added: "I took my shirt off to get involved and frightened them all away.
"Everyone thinks the rivalry is fake but they can guess again as it nearly went off again.
"Wilder thought he needed to spit in my face or whatever he was doing, shouting. He feels pressured, you can see the pressure he is under out there."
Wilder was generally quiet in the press conference but did say Fury only became a champion "in a small country".
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