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How to watch the Tyson Fury fight tomorrow: live stream details and TV channel information
Tyson Fury is back in action on Saturday night as he continues his comeback to boxing after nearly three years away from the ring.
The 30-year-old will face Italian heavyweight Francesco Pianeta as part of an exciting bill that also sees featherweight Carl Framtpon fight Luke Jackson.
Fury has had only one professional fight since he defeated Wladimir Klitschko to claim the IBF, WBA and WBO titles in the November 2015.
The former world heavyweight champion made a victorious return to the ring in June, beating Sefer Seferi was in a fifth-round stoppage.
Fury is known by his self-styled nickname the 'Gypsy King', and has worked himself back into shape after ballooning to 27-stone at one stage of a career beset by mental health problems.
How to watch
The fight will be shown live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport 4K UHD, with coverage starting at 7pm on Saturday evening.
If you are out and about you can watch on your phone via the BT Sport app.
The main event however, is not likely to start until around 9pm with Fury and Seferi beginning their ring-walks around 10 minutes before
If you cannot be near a television screen or Wi-Fi source, you can follow live round-by-round updates with our dedicated liveblog.
What has been said?
Tyson Fury has vowedto make "Italian sausage meat" out of Pianeta, who was born in Italy, but raised in Germany.
"I study my heavyweights and I know he's fought some good men. He's a big strong fella. He's going to try and knock me out" Fury said.
"He's southpaw which is a lot more awkward because there aren't many of them in the division, so it's hard to get sparring. But every southpaw I've ever fought I've knocked out.
"What you're likely to see from me on Saturday is a heavyweight Sugar Ray Leonard. Anything less is a failure. Judge me on that comment - a heavyweight Sugar Ray Leonard."
"If he chins me, I'll crawl on my knees and kiss his two feet because he's obviously a better man than me and a better man that I have ever been," the 30-year-old said.
"If I can beat Francesco Pianeta, I'll have beaten another boxer, big deal, but if he beats me, he is going on to something very big, life-changing for him, and if I can't beat Pianeta, I am going nowhere.
"I'm going to smash him to pieces, make Italian sausage out of him."
