KSI vs. Tommy Fury: Odds, Date, Start Time and How To Watch Boxing Fight

KSI and Tommy Fury have pencilled in a crossover boxing match as their brewing rivalry continues to boil.

YouTuber KSI faced off with ex Love Island star Tommy Fury after defeating Joe Fournier in a later confirmed No Contest back in May, and the pair will now formally share the ring following months of negotiations.

Here you can find information on when the contest will take place, their chosen venue, how you can watch, and any other details attached to the event.

When is KSI vs Tommy Fury?

KSI vs Fury will take place on Saturday 14th October 2023. The fight is scheduled as a cruiserweight exhibition match.

No timings have been released for the event yet, but the main card is likely to begin at 7pm BST, with main event ring walks predicted for around 10pm BST.

Details will be updated when published.

Where is KSI vs Tommy Fury Taking Place?

Tommy Fury's hometown, Manchester, has been agreed upon as the location for the fight. Unlike Fury's last bout with Jake Paul, this match-up with KSI will not be sanctioned by the British Boxing Board of Control as a professional fight.

Misfits, founded by KSI, will promote the event and have selected the AO Arena as the host venue.

The AO Arena, formerly known as the MEN Arena, is an indoor arena, partly above Manchester Victoria station. The arena has the highest seating capacity of any indoor venue in the United Kingdom, and the fourth-largest in Europe, with a capacity of 21,000.

Where Can I Watch KSI vs Tommy Fury?

"The Prime Card" as it's been titled, will air live on streaming platform Dazn. Existing subscribers will gain access to the fights for no additional cost, while non-subscribers will be able to purchase the event through Dazn's pay-per-view option.

What Are the KSI vs Tommy Fury Odds?

When Tommy, half brother of WBC world champion Tyson Fury, traded hands with influencer Jake Paul in February 2023, "The Problem Child" was positioned as the bout's betting favourite.

Novice professional "TNT" was available around 6/5 to beat Logan Paul's brother and did so via a split decision out in Saudi Arabia. Fury holds an unbeaten record of 9-0 as a professional, with four of those wins coming via knockout.

Now, after that result, Tommy Fury opens up as the 4/11 favourite to defeat his counterpart this time.

KSI was the overwhelming odds-on favourite for his last dance with professional boxer Joe Fournier which was stopped due to a brutal KO. The decision was later overturned and ruled a No Contest due to review of an illegal elbow in the knockout.

He found himself positioned out at around the 10/3 mark to pull off this upset in Fury's hometown, but has since shortened slightly to 3/1.

Who Else Is Fighting On the Card?

Logan Paul, former opponent-turned-business partner of KSI's co-founded Prime energy drink company, will fight as part of the card's double main event against controversial MMA fighter Dillon Danis.

Danis, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt from New York, is best known for his association with Conor McGregor. The 30-year-old has not fought since June 2019 and most recently pulled out from a fight with KSI earlier this year.

Paul is the betting favourite for this contest at 1/8, while Danis, who has never fought professionally as a boxer, is a 5/1 underdog.

Danis has singlehandedly promoted this co-main event through the traction gained by posting explicit photos and humourous content about Logan Paul's fiancé, Nina Agdal, to his social media following.

Following that tirade of abuse, Logan's wife-to-be has reportedly filed for a restraining order, among many other developments involving the two.

Their pre-recorded face-off also exacerbated matters, with Paul agreeing to USADA testing if Danis agreed to publicly revealing his results of an organised STD test. In addition to that, the YouTuber also took aim at Danis' deceased father, using that tragic passing as a means of justifying his opponent's unhinged social media usage.

What Have the Fighters Said?

Olajide Olatunji aka KSI, says he has taken on "the toughest fight in the influencer boxing scene."

Despite this admission, he promises to "silence all the doubters that believe I have no chance."

Tommy Fury, however, called the fight "easy money", adding: "All that is left for me to do is send this man to sleep. I'll do that inside four rounds."