Ah, the million-dollar question that breaks expats’ brains. If this fight happens in the UK, you’re looking at a late-night start time for the main event. We’re talking around 10 PM to 11 PM British time.
For my American friends scrolling through this, do your math. That’s roughly 5 PM to 6 PM Eastern Time or 2 PM to 3 PM Pacific. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon nap while your British mates are chugging espresso to stay awake.
Pro tip: If you’re in the UK, stock up on snacks, caffeine, and patience. You’re in for a long night of talking between rounds.
The Matchup That Makes No Sense (Yet Is Awesome)
Let’s be honest. Anthony Joshua has knocked out people who look like they could bench-press a small car. He’s a giant, a specimen, and he hits like Godzilla with a grudge.
Jake Paul, meanwhile, has built his career on beating older MMA fighters and a random basketball player. But credit where it’s due—the kid can box. He’s not a clown anymore; he’s a legit athlete.
Still, heavyweight is a different universe. Jake Paul fights at cruiserweight. Going up against Joshua would be like bringing a pocket knife to a tank battle. But hey, Jake loves proving people wrong, so maybe he’s got a secret plan?