Tyson Fury’s Thai Warm-up Ahead of Joshua Showdown

Where Fury Trains and Preps

Fury has been based in Thailand for the past year, using the local circuit as his training ground. He will face former world‑title challenger Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, a fight that will raise funds for charity. The 37‑year‑old intends the bout to serve as a final tuning before his planned rematch with Anthony Joshua.

Date and Time in Thailand

The contest is slated for Friday 24 July at Max Muaythai Stadium in Pattaya. Main‑card gates open around 11am BST, with Fury’s ring walk expected at 1pm BST (5am PT /7am CT /8am ET). This early start slots the bout just before Joshua’s scheduled fight in Saudi Arabia. The timing also keeps the fight within the same calendar day as Fury’s training base.

How to Watch the Fight

Broadcast details have not been confirmed by any network yet. A promotional poster released by Fury featured a Netflix logo, but the streaming giant has not announced any involvement. Fans are advised to follow official channels for any streaming announcements. The event may be available via a pay‑per‑view platform or a dedicated fight night service.

Betting Odds and Expectations

Current odds from Betway list Fury as a 1/50 favourite, reflecting strong confidence after his recent form. Wach is priced at 25/1, while a draw sits at 14/1. Fury’s dominant odds underscore his status as the clear protagonist in the contest. Betting sites are vetted for security and responsible gambling tools.

Undercard bouts on the Card

The undercard features six additional fights, ranging from heavyweight to cruiserweight. Details for most of these bouts are still pending. Fury’s main event dominates the top spot on the card. The line‑up includes both established names and emerging prospects.

• Tyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach (heavyweight)
• Daniel Baer vs Simon Ibekwe (heavyweight)
• Michael Alan Flannery vs TBA (light-heavyweight)
• Lucas Dassios vs TBA (cruiserweight)
• Mark Ahondjo vs TBA (heavyweight)
• Arlo Stephens vs TBA (heavyweight)

Fans can mark their calendars for the early‑morning Thai bout and watch for official streaming announcements closer to the date. Fury’s dedication to a charitable cause adds an extra layer of purpose beyond the rivalry with Joshua.