Fury v Makhmudov - all you need to know

Fury v Makhmudov - all you need to knowImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Tyson Fury last fought in December 2024 when he lost to Oleksandr UsykPublished9 minutes agoTyson Fury returns from retirement to face Arslanbek Makhmudov on Saturday in a 12-round heavyweight bout in London.The two-time world champion is back in action after a 15-month absence.Fury, 37, has his eyes set on a world title shot but has 36-year-old Makhmudov in his way first.How will Fury look on his return? Can Makhmudov spring an upset?All you need to know about the fight night is below.How to follow Fury v Makhmudov on the BBCLive text commentary will begin at 20:00 BST on Saturday, 11 April on the BBC Sport website and app.Conor Benn is the co-main event and round-by-round updates will be available for his fight and the headline act.What information do we collect from this quiz?What time are the ringwalks for Fury v Makhmudov?The main card is scheduled to start at 19:00 on Netflix, meaning we expect Fury to make his ringwalk around 22:30.Benn should fight about 21:30.Fury v Makhmudov undercard & running orderTyson Fury v Arslan Makhmudov - heavyweightConor Benn v Regis Prograis - welterweightJeamie 'TKV' Tshikeva (champion) v Richard Riakporhe - British heavyweight titleFrazer Clarke v Justis Huni - heavyweightPrelims: Simon Zachenhuber v Pawel August - middleweightBreyon Gorham v Eduardo Costa - light-welterweightMikie Tallon v Leonardo Blanc - flyweightFelix Cash v Liam O'Hare - middleweightHector Lozano v Sultan Almohammed - super-featherweightElliot Whale v Tom Hill - welterweightHow do Fury and Makhmudov's records compare?Despite only being a year apart in age, Fury and Makhmudov's careers have followed very different paths.Fury claimed the unified heavyweight title in 2015 by beating Wladimir Klitschko and then the WBC world title in 2020 when he beat Deontay Wilder.The Briton has the better names on his record, having fought Usyk (twice), Derek Chisor...