Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley: Fight date, ring walk time, undercard, how to watch & betting odds

Everything you need to know as two of British boxing's brightest lightweight prospects, Mark Chamberlain and Josh Padley, get set for their hugely-anticipated showdown at Wembley Stadium this weekend.

Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley - All You Need To Know

Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley - Date

Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley features as part of the undercard for Daniel Dubois v Anthony Joshua on Saturday 21st September 2024.

Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley - Time

The event itself is scheduled to get underway at around 16:00 (BST), with Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley expected to take to the ring for their bout at around 16:10 (BST).

Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley - Location and venue

Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley will take place at Wembley Stadium in London, the same venue that has played host to numerous boxing bouts in the past, including Anthony Joshua v Wladimir Klitschko and Tyson Fury v Dillian Whyte.

Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley - TV channel & how to watch

The entire Riyadh Season London fight card, including Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley, will be broadcast live on Sky Sports, TNT Sports and live-streaming platform DAZN.

With the event being billed as a PPV, all three platforms will be charging £19.99 to watch the action, which is scheduled to get underway from around 16:30 (BST).

Are there any belts on the line for Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley?

No belts will be on the line for the fight, but the winner of the lightweight showdown will propel themselves into contention for a potential crack at a world title in 2025.

Mark Chamberlain record

Nationality:	British
Date of Birth:	1st November 1999
Height:	N/A
Reach:	N/A
Total Fights:	16
Record:	16-0 (12 KOs)

Josh Padley record

Nationality:	British
Date of Birth:	12th November 1999
Height:	N/A
Reach:	N/A
Total Fights:	14
Record:	14-0 (4 KOs)

Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley - Odds

Riyadh Season London - Fight Card

• Daniel Dubois v Anthony Joshua (IBF heavyweight world title)
• Tyler Denny v Hamzah Sheeraz (European middleweight title)
• Anthony Cacace v Josh Warrington (IBO super-featherweight title)
• Joshua Buatsi v Willy Hutchinson (WBO 'Interim' light-heavyweight title)
• Josh Kelly v Ishmael Davis (Super-welterweight bout)
• Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley (lightweight bout)