Anthony Joshua vs Wladimir Klitschko: What time will the fight start, what TV channel is it on and who will win?

At last, it's nearly time for Anthony Joshua vs Wladimir Klitschko fight.

When is it?
Anthony Joshua vs Wladimir Klitschko is on Saturday April 29, 2017.

Where is it?
The IBF heavyweight world title will be on the line when Joshua and Klitschko go toe-to-toe at the home of football, Wembley Stadium, London.

The fight becomes the just the second boxing event to be staged at the national football stadium after Carl Froch knocked out George Groves in the pair's rematch in May 2014. But this will be bigger still.

What TV channel will it be on?
Sky Sports Box Office will host the fight. Here's how you can watch it , irrespective of whether you are a Sky customer or not.

What time is it likely to start?
The fight is due to begin at 10.10pm, though that is likely to change on the night depending on how the undercard fights go.

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  Joshua's public workout in an attempt to get under his opponent's skin. The two heavyweights' latest attempts to promote Saturday's fight at Wembley took place in the shadow of the national stadium, at Wembley Arena.

They are expected to attract a crowd of 90,000, a post- war record for a fight in the UK, and on an evening which could define both fighters' careers Klitschko will provide Joshua with his biggest test.

The 41-year-old appears to have attempted to soften the edge Joshua possesses in the build-up to this fight by consistently being respectful of the IBF champion.

He represents a significant step up in class for Joshua, whose temperament could be tested if Klitschko leans on him throughout Saturday's fight and repeatedly ties him up in the same way he has so many others.

Klitschko's slow progress throughout his workout - in which he spent a significant amount of time getting his hands wrapped in the ring, which in theory could have been done privately - delayed Joshua's by 30 minutes.

However, asked if that had been deliberate, the Ukrainian responded: "No, that's not a mind game. I'm here, I'm ready to fight. "You will see a Klitschko who's enjoying himself (Today). I'm really enjoying myself right now, this event, and I can't wait for Saturday night. "It's Klitschko territory from the beginning (of the fight, not just the second half)."