Tyson Fury v Otto Wallin: Date, fight time, TV channel and cost, streaming, betting odds, fighter records & undercard

The unbeaten 'Gypsy King' (28-0-1, 20 KOs) is preparing for his third successive fight Stateside and second in Las Vegas when he takes on the relatively known Swedish boxer (20-0, 13 KOs) at the iconic T-Mobile Arena on Saturday night (Sunday morning UK time).

Fury, who has vowed to put on a show to remember on Mexican Independence Day, is also chasing convincing back-to-back wins since the highly controversial draw with WBC champion Deontay Wilder last year and you could probably count on one hand the number of observers predicting a huge upset.

The 31-year-old's longer term target is of course a 2020 rematch with Wilder although he's been keen to stress in another typically entertaining fight week that he's focusing on the job at hand.

Here's some key details ahead of the fight including the latest odds, what we know about Wallin, records, TV information, start times, tale of the tape, and the undercard.

Fury v Wallin latest odds: Could there be an upset?

Understandably, the lineal world champion is hot favourite at odds of 1/25 while his Swedish opponent is 12/1 to cause an incredible shock. The draw is 33/1.

Here's a selection of other Sky Bet odds that may offer more value:

• Fury to win by stoppage or DQ: 2/7
• Fury to win on points: 5/2
• Wallin to win by stoppage or DQ: 12/1
• Wallin to win on points: 25/1
• Fury to win in round one: 16/1
• Fury to win in rounds 1-3: 7/2
• Fury to win in rounds 4-6: 11/4
• Wallin to knock Fury down in round one: 80/1
• Three total knockdowns in the fight: 6/1
• Fight to go the distance: 5/2

Click here for all Sky Bet's big-fight odds

Fury v Wallin: Free betting tips

Otto Wallin could make things awkward for Tyson Fury on Saturday night but our boxing expert is backing the favourite to bring things to an end in the second half.

Chris Oliver also has a strong fancy for the undercard and you can read his full preview right here.

What is Tyson Fury's record?

The unbeaten Tyson Fury has fought 28 times in his career and has won 27 of them, with the only 'blemish' being the draw with Deontay Wilder last year that many felt he did enough to win on the judges card - despite having to come back from a stunning knockdown Lazarus-style.

It wasn't the first time he had to pick himself up from the canvas in the USA against a home fighter, having also done the same against former world cruiserweight champion Steve Cunningham at Madison Square Garden back in 2013.

Four fights and two years after this superb seventh-round stoppage victory, Fury found himself up against the great Wladimir Klitschko in Dusseldorf, where he demonstrated remarkable intelligence and composure as the underdog to outbox him and claim the IBF, WBA and WBO titles.

The 31-year-old Mancunian had to relinquished those belts after much-publicised mental health problems and a ban for a failed drugs test, while he also had big problems with his diet, ballooning to 28 stone during the toughest period in his life so far.

But he's now produced one of these great comebacks the sport has ever seen to get his career firmly back on track and it shouldn't be too much longer before he gets another shot at a world heavyweight belt to complement his status as lineal champion - which he's been ever since defeating Klitschko.

Who is Otto Wallin?

So little is known of the 6ft 5in fighter from the small town of Sundsvall, 250 miles north of Stockholm, that Tyson Fury's team have admitted they struggled to find any footage of him in action to research!

although he recently moved to the USA in a bid to make his mark on the boxing scene.

Although Andy Ruiz’s shock win over Anthony Joshua proved anything can happen - especially in the world of the heavyweights - a victory for Wallin, who recently moved to the USA in a bid to pursue his career, would comfortably top the Mexican's achievement.

It would be on a par to the fellow Swede Ingemar Johansson's shock triumph over world champion Floyd Patterson 60 years ago.

The 28-year-old Swede is a southpaw with a record of 13 knockouts in an unbeaten 20-fight career while he also prides himself as a technician.

And with Fury a heavy favourite to retain his lineal heavyweight title this weekend, it might take an Ali-esque performance for Wallin to keep his dream of becoming the first Swedish world champion since 1959 alive.

Fury v Wallin: Big fight news

Fury no problems about the unknown Tyson Fury admits he gets "turned on" by facing the unknown and that is why he will not under-estimate Otto Wallin in their heavyweight fight in Las Vegas. Click here to read

Fury firing after new lease of life: Tyson Fury has vowed to lead a new lease of life to extend his boxing career and keep him out of trouble as he vows to dominate the heavyweight division. Click here to read

Fury focused on Wallin not Wilder: Tyson Fury insists says he does not have his mind on a rematch with Deontay Wilder, and is fully focused on fighting little-known Otto Wallin in Las Vegas. Click here to read

Fury v Wallin: Tale of the tape

• 28-0 Wins/Loss 20-0
• 1 Draws 0
• 20 KOs 13
• 6' 9" Height 6' 5"
• 85" Reach 78"
• Orthodox Stance Southpaw
• 31 Age 28

Fury v Wallin: Full undercard

• Emanuel Navarrete v Juan Manuel Elorde – WBO super-bantamweight world title
• Jose Pedraza v Jose Zepeda – lightweight
• Isaac Lowe v Ruben Garcia Hernandez – featherweight
• Felix Valera v Vyacheslav Shrabranskyy – light heavyweight
• Carlos Cuadras v Jose Maria Cardenas – super flyweight

What TV channel is Fury v Wallin on, how much is it and what time does it start?

Fury's latest American adventure will be screened live on BT Sport Box Office (channel 494) and is priced at £19.95.

The coverage of the whole fight card (scroll down for undercard) will start from 0200 BST on Sunday September 15 UK time, with the main event expecting to begin around 0400 BST.

How to watch on BT TV, Sky, Virgin, Online, mobile & streaming

BT TV customers can use their remote control to buy Tyson Fury v Otto Wallin. Simply press the ‘BT Player’ button (or click here) then 'Buy Now’ on the event, which will be shown on channel 494.

BT Sport on Sky customers or any Sky customer who bought any of the previous BT Sport Box Office events can use their remote control to buy the fight.

If you're a Sky customer new to BT Sport Box Office, you'll need to<a href="https://www.bt.com/sport/box-office/?s_intcid=con_intban_Boxing_Content_FuryWallinHTW"> click here to register and pay online here. while Virgin TV customers can press ‘On Demand’ and then ‘Live Events’ on their remote control to order Tyson Fury v Otto Wallin.

Viewers wanting to watch the fight online should visit www.bt.com/sportboxoffice and follow instructions to subscribe and watch on the web or on the BT Sport Box Office App, and customers can watch on the big screen using Google Chromecast and Apple Airplay.

On mobile, you can watch the fight if you're an EE, Three and O2 customer. Just go to the BT Sport Box Office App and choose to add the payment to their mobile bill

If you don't want to watch the fight live, there will be repeat showings of the main event every hour on BT Sport Box Office HD beginning at 11am on Sunday 15th September until midnight on Monday 16th September.

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