Ruiz Jr scored a stunning victory over Joshua in New York in June and the duo will go head-to-head again in what promises to be the biggest fight of the year.
The “clash on the dunes” in Saudi Arabia will be shown live on Sky Sports Box Office, but many pubs, clubs and bars will also be broadcasting the bout.
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Official London screenings of Ruiz Jr vs. Joshua II, staged by promoter Matchroom Boxing, will be held at Boxpark Croydon and Boxpark Wembley.
Eddie Hearn, managing director of Matchroom Boxing, said: “Of course, not everybody can get out to Saudi Arabia for the fight - so we wanted to create something for the fans which would be an exciting alternative.
“We’ve seen before the popular fan parks which come with big football tournaments and matches, and we felt that this fight is on the same level and deserved something special as ‘AJ’ bids to become a two-time world champion and win his titles back!”
Here we look at the details of where to watch the fight in the capital and around the United Kingdom.
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Ruiz Jr vs. Joshua II: where to watch in London
Boxpark Croydon: official London screening
Where: 99 George Street, Croydon, CR0 1LD
Doors open: 4pm (event finishes at 12.30am)
Ticket price: general admission from £10 (+£1 fee)
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Ruiz Jr vs. Joshua II: where to watch in the UK
Grosvenor Casino Didsbury, Manchester
Address: Wilmslow Road, Unit 7 Parswood Entertainment Centre, Manchester, M20 5PG
Times: 7pm-11.30pm
Ticket price: £10 entry to the exclusive viewing room plus a reserved seat; £5 entry to the exclusive viewing room standing section
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