DILLIAN WHYTE takes on Joseph Parker today. The fight will likely decide the next heavyweight title contender for Anthony Joshua or Deontay Wilder, with both Whyte and Parker having only lost to AJ as pros. 1 Dillian Whyte will take on Joseph Parker at the O2 Arena in London Dillian Whyte says Joseph Parker ‘stank the place out’ after his fight with Anthony Joshua When is Dillian Whyte vs Joseph Parker? Dillian Whyte will fight Joseph Parker on Saturday, July 28. The fight will begin at around 10pm, once the undercard has been completed. It takes place at the o2 Arena. The rise of Dillian Whyte from the streets to stardom What TV channel is Whyte vs Parker on and can I live stream it? Whyte vs Parker will be live on Sky Sports Box Office. Coverage will commence at 6pm. You can create an account and buy the event here for £19.95. Alternatively, listen to live exclusive coverage on talkSPORT. Joseph Parker and Dillian Whyte talk to the press ahead of bout at the O2 Arena Who is on the undercard? Also on the undercard will be Ireland’s Olympic star Katie Taylor, who’s won all nine of her professional bouts since she switched from the amateur ranks in 2016. She’ll be defending both her WBA and IBF world titles against mandatory challenger Kimberley Connor at the O2 Arena. Dereck Chisora will also feature as he fights Carlos Takam, who took Anthony Joshua ten rounds last year. NICK WEBB vs DAVE ALLEN (British heavyweight title eliminator) CHARLIE DUFFIELD vs REINIS POROZOVS (4 x 3 mins light-heavyweight contest) ANTHONY FOWLER vs CRAIG O'BRIEN (8 x 3 mins super-welterweight contest) FRANK BUGLIONI vs EMMANUEL FEUZEU (8 x 3 mins light-heavyweight contest) CONOR BENN vs CRDRICK PEYNAUD (10 x 3 mins vacant WBA continental welterweight championship) JOSHUA BUATSI vs ANDREJS POKUMEIKO (10 x 3 mins vacant WBA international light-heavyweight championship) DERECK CHISORA vs CARLOS TAKAM (12 x 3 mins heavyweight contest) KATIE TAYLOR vs KIMBERLY CONNOR (10 x 2 mins WBA and IBF world lightweight championship Dillian Whyte and Joseph Parker share intense weigh-in ahead of their big fight<doc-sep>Dillian Whyte vs Joseph Parker is guaranteed to be an exciting match with both fighters evenly matched for skill and talent. Both the British and Kiwi boxer will be determined to win this bout having only suffered one career loss which came by the hands of Anthony Joshua for both fighters. Sportsmail provide you with everything you need to know for Whyte vs Parker fight including dates, times, channel and location plus records, undercard, tickets and latest odds. British heavyweight boxer Dillian Whyte takes on Joseph Parker at O2 Arena in London When is Whyte vs Parker? British boxer Dillian Whyte will take on New Zealand born Joseph Parker on Saturday 28th July 2018. What time is Whyte vs Parker fight? Whyte vs Parker ring walks will take place place roughly around 10-10:30pm (BST) assuming undercard fights run on time. How can I watch Whyte vs Parker fight? The fight between the British and Kiwi boxer will be broadcasted on Sky Box Office for £19.95. Sky coverage starts from 6pm with the undercard fights getting underway first leading up to main event later in the evening. Where is the fight happening? Dillian Whyte will face Joseph Parker at the O2 Arena in London. When, where and what time is the weigh-in? The weigh-in for Whyte vs Parker will take place at 1pm on Friday 27th July at Spitalfields Market. Undercard fights The undercards are shaping up very nicely with the likes of Dereck Chisora and Katie Taylor set to fight prior to the main event. Kell Brook was set to return to the O2 Arena after he lost his unbeaten record in 2016 against Gennady Golovkin but has had to pull out after suffering an injury. Here's how the undercard currently looks: Dereck Chisora vs Carlos Takam (10 rounds, Heavyweight contest) Katie Taylor vs Kimberley Connor (10 rounds, Women’s WBA & IBF Lightweight titles) Nick Web v Dave Allen (12 rounds, British Heavyweight title eliminator) Joshua Buatsi vs TBA (10 rounds, vacant WBC Light-Heavyweight title) Conor Benn vs Cedric Peynaud II (10 rounds, Welterweight) Anthony Fowler vs Craig O’Brien (8 rounds, Super-Welterweight) Frank Buglioni vs Emmanuel Feuzeu (8 rounds, Light-Heavyweight) Whyte vs Parker fight record Dillian Whyte Age: 30 Height: 6ft 4in (193cm) Reach: 78in (198cm) Fights: 24 Wins: 23 Losses: 1 KOs: 71% Advertisement Joseph Parker Age: 26 Height: 6ft 4in (193cm) Reach: 76in (193cm) Fights: 25 Wins: 24 Losses: 1 KOs: 72% Advertisement What happened when they fought Anthony Joshua? Dylian Whyte and Joseph Parker have both only suffered one professional career loss which came from taking on British no 1 Anthony Joshua. Dillian Whyte vs Anthony Joshua Anthony Joshua fought London-rival Dillian Whyte over two years ago at the O2 Arena. Joshua won the fight in the seventh round by TKO after Whyte had endured numerous lethal right hands. Dillian Whyte defeated in the seventh round by Anthony Joshua from TKO decision at O2 Arena Since Whyte loss that fight against Joshua he has won his last seven fights. Joseph Parker vs Anthony Joshua Parker was defeated by AJ by unanimous decision after going the full 12-rounds on 31 March 2018 at the Principality Stadium. Joseph Parker defeated by Anthony Joshua from unanimous decision at Principality Stadium New Zealand boxer lost his WBO heavyweight title but was able to ruin the British boxer's 100% KO record after showing he could take a hit from the big man. Whyte vs Parker Odds Winner: Joseph Parker - 4/5 Dillian Whyte - 6/5 Draw - 20/1 Winning method: Parker by decision or technical decision - 6/4 Parker by KO, TKO or disqualification - 9/2 Whyte by decision or technical decision - 5/2 Whyte by KO, TKO or disqualification - 9/2 *Odds by BetFair 24/07/18 Are tickets still available? Standard tickets are still available for Whyte vs Parker from StubHub for around £60.<doc-sep>July 28th is a big day for combat sports. Not only do we have UFC on FOX 30 and Mikey Garcia vs. Robert Easter, but also a compelling non-title heavyweight fight between Dillian Whyte (23-1, 17 KOs) and Joseph Parker (24-1, 18 KOs), with Parker looking to bounce back after losing his WBO title to Anthony Joshua back in March. This is a big fight for both men, as Parker has hardly impressed in his recent showings, whereas Whyte is on the rise and looking to prove to doubters that he is actually a top-flight heavyweight, and not a fringe contender. Parker is the slight favorite at the moment, although fans at The O2 Arena in London will undoubtedly be backing England’s Whyte. There is unfortunately no US coverage of this fight, so you’re on your own as far as finding a way to watch this bout. Sky Box Office has the PPV at 6 PM in the UK (1 PM ET). It’s expected that Whyte and Parker will be in the ring by 10:15 PM local time (5:15 PM ET). Undercard action includes Carlos Takam vs. Dereck Chisora in a 12-round heavyweight scrap, while Conor Benn and Cedrick Peynaud rematch in a 10-round welterweight affair, after their thrilling six-round encounter earlier this year. You can discuss the fight and the whole card (if you want) here. For more boxing coverage, check out Bad Left Hook. Official result: Dillian Whyte def. Joseph Parker by unanimous decision (113-112, 115-110. 114-111) Parker knocked down in round 2 (should not have been called as such as it was a headbutt), down again in round 9. Whyte down in round 12.<doc-sep>
Heavyweights collide at The 02 Arena in London, England today (Saturday, July 28th), as Dillian Whyte (23-1, 17 KOs) and Joseph Parker (24-1, 18 KOs) face off in a pay-per-view main event. Whyte just viciously knocked out Lucas Browne a couple of months ago, setting the stage for him to prove himself against an actual elite-level heavyweight. Parker is the former WBO heavyweight champion, but he lost his belt and his unbeaten record to Anthony Joshua in an uninspiring decision in March. It’s a crossroads matchup, as Whyte wants to prove he’s a top-tier fighter, while Parker looks to remain among the best in his weight class. Here are the basic details on who’s fighting tonight, how you can watch the card, where you can catch a live stream, and more. For more boxing coverage, check out Bad Left Hook. Fight time: The main event is expected to start at 10 PM local time (5 PM ET/2 PM PT). Live PPV coverage starts at 6 PM local time (1 PM ET/10 AM PT). TV Network: Sky Box Office PPV will have the fight for UK viewers at a cost of £19.95, with an increase to £24.95 for telephone bookings made on the day of the fight. Australians can order through Main Event for A$39.99. In New Zealand, Sky Arena has the PPV priced at NZ$49.99. Sadly, there’s no US broadcaster picking this fight up, which is lame and dumb. Fight Card: Dillian Whyte vs Joseph Parker (12 rounds, heavyweights); Dereck Chisora vs Carlos Takam (12 rounds, heavyweights); Katie Taylor vs Kimberly Connor (10x2 min rounds; lightweights); Conor Benn vs Cedric Peynaud (10 rounds, welterweights); Joshua Buatsi vs Andrejs Pokumeiko (10 rounds, light-heavyweights); Nick Webb vs Dave Allen (10 rounds, heavyweights); Charlie Duffield vs Reinis Porozovs (4 rounds, light-heavyweights); Anthony Fowler vs Craig O’Brien (8 rounds, super-welterweights); Frank Buglioni vs Emmanuel Feuzeu (8 rounds, light-heavyweight contest) Live stream: In the UK, Sky Sports Box Office offers viewers the ability to purchase and view the event online. In Canada, Whyte vs. Parker can be streamed via DAZN. Results: Dillian Whyte vs. Joseph Parker results and discussion Highlights: Check back later for a highlights post