Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois- Weigh-in LIVE: Heavyweights will face-off once again ahead of their titanic clash in Wembley for the IBF heavyweight title

Fans have gathered in their hundreds at Trafalgar Sqaure as all twelve fighters prepare to step on the scales ahead of tomorrow’s event.

The stage is set for what is being billed as one of the biggest nights in boxing history in the UK and this evening will offer one final look on the men that will put it all on the line at Wembley Stadium.

Despite entering Saturday’s main event as the challenger, Anthony Joshua has been listed as a heavy favourite for this world title showdown.

As he looks to join an elite group of three-time heavyweight champions, Joshua is the overwhelming favourite as far as the bookies are concerned.

History has shown us time and time again that anything can happen when two elite heavyweights meet inside the ring, (Mike Tyson vs Buster Douglas anyone?) but Dubois will need to upset the odds if he is to retain his IBF belt.

Click below to check out the latest odds for the all-British title clash:

The fighters are set to start making their way to the scales imminently, with weigh-ins for the six-fight card set to get underway at 6pm.

As always we’ll have all the news, updates and reaction as we get our final look at Saturday’s combatants ahead of what could prove to be the biggest event in the history of British boxing.

WIN vs Filip Hrgovic 01-06-2024 = 245.75lbs

WIN vs Jarrell Miller 23-12-2023 = 239lbs

LOSS vs Oleksandr Usyk 26-08-2023 = 233.25lbs

WIN vs Kevin Lerena 03-12-2022 = 240.25lbs

WIN vs Trevor Bryan 11-06-2022 = 241.5lbs

Career heaviest = 245.75lbs

Career lightest = 231.25lbs

Former light-middleweight world champion Liam ‘Beefy’ Smith has been forced to withdraw from tomorrow’s event due to a virus.

The Liverpudlian had been set to take on Josh Kelly at Wembley in his first fight since losing to Chris Eubank Jr last year, before illness prompted his removal from the card.

Kelly will now take on undefeated prospect Ishmael Davis on Saturday night.

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WIN vs Francis Ngannou 08-03-2024 = 252lbs

WIN vs Otto Wallin 23-12-2023 = 251lbs

WIN vs Robert Helenius 12-08-2023 = 250lbs

WIN vs Jermaine Franklin 01-04-2023 = 255.25lbs

LOSS vs Oleksandr Usyk 20-08-2022 = 244.5lbs

Career heaviest = 255.5lbs

After a prolonged period without a world heavyweight title fight between Britons, the successes of Tyson Fury and AJ at the highest-levels of the sport have allowed fans to see the most famous belt in all of combat sports defended in the UK.

But when was the last time the heavyweight title was defended in Britain?

Less than two years ago, Tyson Fury put his WBC belt on the line in a trilogy bout against perennial contender Derek Chisora.

After twice defeating Del Boy during his ascent up the heavyweight ranks Fury again emerged victorious at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2022 via tenth-round TKO.

The dominant display marked the final defence of Fury’s reign before he suffered a first career defeat at the hands of current unified king Oleksandr Usyk in May.

The two fighters scheduled to compete in tomorrow’s all-British heavyweight title clash will take to the scales this evening ahead of their highly-anticipated clash.

And while we another 24 hours to wait until Joshua and Dubois meet insie the ring, fans did get to see some verbal sparring between the pair at Thursday’s press conference.

Click the link below to watch a particularly awkward exchange as tensions continued to flare between the fighters.

… and welcome to Mail Sport’s coverage of the weigh-ins for Anthony Joshua’s clash with Daniel Dubois tomorrow night.

In addition to the IBF heavyweight title on the line in the main event, tomorrow evening’s card features a number of stars of British boxing and ones to watch for the future.

Stay right here as we’ll have all the news and information as the combatants prepare to tip the scale ahead of what will surely be an exhilarating event from a sold-out Wembley Stadium on Saturday.