Tyson Fury is trading the pay-per-view scramble for a Netflix chill. The two-time world heavyweight champion is set to face Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, April 11, 2026, in what promoters are billing as a homecoming on U.K. soil. Netflix will stream the fight live worldwide as part of its regular service, not as a traditional pay-per-view add-on, so subscribers can tune in without an extra fee. Fans in the United States should plan on an afternoon viewing window since the card unfolds in London.
Where and When
The April 11 date and global Netflix broadcast were confirmed by Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which is hosting the event. The venue's event page lays out the main card, a slate of prelim bouts, and logistical details like travel guidance and VIP options. Promoters The Ring are steering the show as Fury returns to a packed stadium setting in north London.
How to Watch
Netflix Tudum lists the main card start time as 7:00 p.m. BST, which works out to 11:00 a.m. PT and 2:00 p.m. ET for viewers in the United States. The main card will stream live worldwide and is included in every subscription tier. Prelims will stream earlier on Tudum for anyone who wants the full run of the night. U.S. fans will not need a separate pay-per-view purchase, though local time conversions and any regional cable or streaming quirks are still worth double-checking.
A Stacked Undercard
The co-main event on the April 11 bill is Conor Benn vs. Regis Prograis, a matchup slotted in just before Fury and Makhmudov, according to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The rest of the main card features a mix of heavyweight and domestic title action, including Jeamie TKV vs. Richard Riakporhe and Frazer Clarke vs. Justis Huni. Ticketing details and seating maps are available through the stadium’s ticketing partner for those planning to be there in person.
Ring Walks and Broadcast Team
The opening bell for the event is scheduled for 7 p.m. local time, with main event ring walks projected for about 10:07 p.m. BST and the Benn vs. Prograis co-main expected around 8:55 p.m., according to ESPN. That timing should help U.S. viewers decide whether to clear their Saturday afternoon. Netflix has lined up a high-profile broadcast crew for the show, with Elle Duncan hosting and commentary from Lennox Lewis, Laila Ali, Carl Froch, Mauro Ranallo, David Haye and Andre Ward. ESPN plans live blog coverage alongside Netflix's production for those who like to follow round-by-round updates.
Fury's Comeback and Weigh-In
Fury has framed this fight as a reset after time away from the spotlight, and he hit the scales heavier than Makhmudov at the official weigh-in. Fury weighed in at 267.9 pounds, while Makhmudov came in at 264.9, ESPN reported. "I'm not the hunted anymore, I'm the hunter," Fury told Netflix during pre-fight media, a line that captures how he wants fans to see this phase of his career, according to ESPN. The bout marks his return to a major U.K. stadium stage and is set to be one of Netflix's biggest live boxing events of the year.
Why This Matters
Netflix's choice to put Fury's comeback on a global live stream instead of a one-night pay-per-view is part of a broader move into live sports that has already shifted big-fight nights onto the platform and expanded international reach for promoters and fighters, TheWrap reports. The model gives casual viewers a lower-friction path to tune in, since there is no separate event fee on top of a subscription. Streaming performance from previous Netflix boxing shows has pointed to sizable global audiences for high-profile cards, according to TheWrap. Fans heading to north London for this one are advised to check the stadium's travel and ticketing information before making the trip.
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