Tyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach Weigh-In Video: No Way to Watch the Actual Fight
By Real Combat Media Boxing Editorial Staff
Pattaya, Thailand, (July 24th, 2026)–Tyson Fury is back in the ring today at the Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya, Thailand, taking on Polish veteran Mariusz Wach in a keep-busy heavyweight assignment that sits directly in front of the fight British boxing has been chasing for years. Fury (35-2-1, 24 KOs) is fighting for the second time in 2026 following his April win over Arslanbek Makhmudov, and this one comes with almost no fanfare by design. Only 1,500 fans are in the building, Fury is taking no purse, and the whole card came together on roughly three weeks’ notice.
Wach (39-13, 20 KOs) is a familiar name to hardcore heavyweight fans. The 46-year-old Pole has shared a ring with Wladimir Klitschko, Dillian Whyte and Arslanbek Makhmudov across a career stretching back to 2005, though he has lost six of his last nine and steps in here as a heavy underdog.
Tale of the Tape
Fury weighed in Wednesday at LAY Beach Club in Pattaya at 265 pounds, two pounds lighter than he was for the Makhmudov fight. Wach blew past him on the scale at 291.4 pounds, a full 26.4 pounds heavier, flipping the usual script where Fury is the one dwarfing the other guy. Fury is nine years younger, an inch taller and holds a three-inch reach edge. The finishing numbers favor him too, a 69 percent knockout rate against Wach’s 51 percent.
Doc’s take: Wach brings size and a chin that has survived some big punchers, and not much else left at 46. Fury should be sharper, faster and have this figured out well before the midpoint rounds. The only real risk is ring rust, or Fury coasting against a limited opponent he isn’t taking seriously.
Fury’s Words on Anthony Joshua
Whatever happens tonight, this fight only exists as a bridge to the one everyone actually wants. Fury and Anthony Joshua are expected to finally meet later this year, with a November date being floated, but only after both men clear their tune-ups. Joshua fights unbeaten Albanian underdog Kristian Prenga Saturday night in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Fury sent mixed signals fight week. At Wednesday’s formal press conference he stayed measured, saying he simply wants to stay busy and active regardless of who comes next, pointing out he has already sat out seven of the last ten years and doesn’t want to be left waiting around on a fight that “might not happen.” But in a separate sit-down with Sky Sports’ Dev Sahni, Fury dropped the diplomacy entirely, mocking Joshua as a bodybuilder he has no real interest in and insisting he doesn’t “give a f**k about him.”
Joshua isn’t engaging. Asked about Fury at his own press conference in Jeddah, he shut it down fast, saying the respect goes to Prenga and there is no future to discuss until he gets past Saturday night.
Full Undercard, Complete Records
Six fights make up Friday’s card in Pattaya, heavyweight-heavy from top to bottom.
Heavyweight (Main Event): Tyson Fury (35-2-1, 24 KOs) vs. Mariusz Wach (39-13, 20 KOs)
Heavyweight: Daniel Dietz (14-1-1, 14 KOs) vs. Simon Ibekwe (6-0, 6 KOs)
Light Heavyweight: Michael Alan Flannery (14-1, 12 KOs) vs. Narong Phumrakson (11-5-1)
Heavyweight: Mark Ahondjo (1-0-1) vs. Aekkaphob Auraiwan (8-3-1)
Heavyweight: Arlo Stephens (2-0) vs. Arash Mardani (N/A)
Cruiserweight: Lucas Dassios (N/A) vs. Rattapol Kadamduan (N/A)
Worth a second look: the Dietz-Ibekwe fight is a real step up in class for Redditch’s Ibekwe, unbeaten through six pro fights. Dietz is a former IBF/IBO European heavyweight titleholder who has stopped 14 of his 16 opponents, with his only blemishes a split-decision loss to Granit Shala and a majority draw against Seun Salami back in January.
Records for Dassios, Kadamduan and Mardani were not yet listed on the major boxing databases at publish time, typical for fighters just entering the paid ranks on regional Southeast Asian cards like this one.
Betting Odds
Fury is priced at 1/40 (-3300) to win outright, with Wach out at 12/1 (+1200) for the upset. Must be 21+ to bet. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER.
How to Watch
Here’s the catch: you can’t, at least not tonight. Fury has confirmed this fight will not stream or broadcast live anywhere. Footage surfaces later as part of Season 3 of his Netflix reality series, “At Home With The Furys,” which has no release date yet. Ticket proceeds are going to Pattaya’s Father Ray Foundation, which supports orphans and underprivileged kids in the region, and the WBC is presenting Fury with its newly created Humanitarian Title on-site for the gesture.
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Tyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach FULL WEIGH IN & Face Off Video Highlights
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