All eyes turn to London on Saturday, July 19, as Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois clash in a high-stakes rematch for the undisputed heavyweight crown.

Richie Woodhall is Buncey's co-pilot to break down where the fight will be won and lost. They ask what lessons were learnt from the the first fight, and hear from Lennox Lewis.

Daniel Dubois believes winning his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk would put him among boxing's elite. The Londoner's career has had several lows, as well as highs, with Dubois criticised for his 2020 defeat by Joe Joyce before he managed four straight wins prior to his round-nine loss to Usyk in Poland two years ago.

Dubois and Oleksandr Usyk prepare to clash at Wembley, two years after the Ukrainian beat the Briton in a controversial first fight

Oleksandr Usyk attempts to get in Daniel Dubois' head one final time by stepping ahead of the Briton and standing at the front of the stage during the weigh-in.

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In previous years, TBT action would stream on ESPN and ESPN+. This year, the games will be broadcast on YouTube. Here is the direct link for Best Virginia vs. DuBois Dream. Tip-off is set for 8 p.m. ET at the Charleston Coliseum in Charleston, West Virginia.

Dubois was routinely feinted out of position by Usyk in the first fight, forced into compromised positions. Usyk saw the patterns quickly: After Dubois would throw, he often would reset his position and stance with a subtle bounce in place, a rhythmic tell that became a green light signal for Usyk to counter.