Fabio Wardley vs Frazer Clarke fight time: UK start time and how to watch

Boxing fans are being treated to a rare Sunday card tonight as Fabio Wardley fights Frazer Clarke in London.

Wardley is defending his British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles against Clarke in a fight that was supposed to take place last year, but was delayed over purse bid issues. Clarke won four fights last year whilst Wardley picked up a career-best win by stopping David Adeleye on the Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou undercard.

Tonight's fight card, which takes place at The O2 arena, also features a handful of exciting prospects such as Olympic silver medalist Ben Whittaker and amateur standout Viddal Riley. The co-main event sees Florian Marku fight Chris Kongo fight, so here's all you need to know about the fights...

What time is Fabio Wardley vs Frazer Clarke in the UK tonight?

Ring walks for the heavyweight fight between Wardley and Clarke are expected to get underway around 9:30pm. Marku and Kongo fight in the co-main event around 8:30pm whilst Whittaker is expected to take to the ring at 8pm. All fight times are subject to change depending on the undercard results.

How to watch the fights via TV and live stream

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Fight card

Fabio Wardley vs Frazer Clarke - for Wardley's British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles

Florian Marku vs Chris Kongo

Ben Whittaker vs Leon Willings

Viddal Riley vs Mikael Lawal

Alen Babic vs Steve Robinson

Callum Simpson vs Dulla Mbabe

Odds

Wardley 4/9

Clarke 7/4

Draw 12/1

Quotes corner

Wardley: “Every time I've been clocked I've come forward and I’ve put the opponent down. It's confidence because I've backed it up every time. You can stick it on me and I’ll stand right in front of you and go back at you and every time it's happened the other person has ended up on their back and my hand has been raised.”

Clarke: “World titles are the dream for every fighter. We are all trying to achieve them. At this moment, it is just one step at a time because the British and Commonwealth route is a very good and traditional route to go down. I believe we can both go on past the British title level, there just has to be a winner and a loser.”