Fury enters his 38th professional match with a record of 34 wins, two losses, and one draw, while Mahmudov has 21 wins and two losses in his 23 matches so far. After his loss to Oleksandr Usyk, Fury retired at the end of 2024, and now he will attempt to secure a comeback victory in front of a home crowd. Although shorter, Mahmudov is likely the strongest boxer Fury has faced in his career. Indeed, just over a year ago, Mahmudov demonstrated his strength by wrestling a 350-kilogram bear, and the footage went viral. At the weigh-in, Mahmudov weighed 120.15 kilograms, while Fury weighed 121.52. The main program begins tonight at 8 PM, and the fight between Fury and Mahmudov is expected to start around 11:10 PM. The broadcast of the main part of the evening will be streamed on Netflix.