Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur EXACT time: When will trilogy fight start tonight?
The fight will take place on the undercard of the hotly anticipated Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn clash.
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Yarde has been building back up towards a shot at the light-heavyweight title, after losing to Artur Beterbiev in 2023.
The Brit had also suffered a first defeat of his career going for the light-heavyweight title in 2019, losing to an 11th round TKO against Sergey Kovalev.
Since a defeat to Beterbiev, Yarde has rebuilt, beating Jorge Silva, Marko Nikolic and most recently Ralfs Vilcans on a points decision in October last year.
Lyndon Arthur is also in the process of rebuilding, falling victim to the Beterbiev-Bivol feud, losing to Dmitry Bivol in December 2023, dropping the IBO light heavyweight title in the process.
Arthur won his most recent bout in a split decision win over Liam Cameron in June last year.
These two rivals have met twice before and will finally settle their 1-1 beef.
Arthur won the first fight in December 2020 with a tight split decision.
Yarde then got his revenge in the rematch 12 months later with a brilliant fourth-round KO win.
Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn
THE countdown is ON to one of the biggest boxing events of the 21st Century
Familial tension and a rivalry that has been brewing for years will finally be resolved when Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn meet at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday night.
There has been huge drama in the build-up with the pair engaged in a war of words and multiple clashes in person.
SunSport will have full coverage of the blockbuster clash all week and LIVE round-by-round coverage of every fight on a stacked undercard.
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Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur exact start time
Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur takes place on the undercard of Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn,
The event takes place on Saturday, April 26, with coverage starting at 5pm BST.
Yarde and Arthur are set to clash at 8.30pm BST.
The clash will be fought at light-heavyweight.
Yarde vs Arthur is the penultimate clash on the night,
How to watch Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur and is there a live stream?
Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur will be aired on both Sky Sports Box Office and DAZN PPV.
Viewers can purchase the event for £19.95.
It will be streamed to paying customers on Sky GO and the DAZN website.
Alternatively, SunSport will have live coverage of every fight of the night.
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