Tyson Fury is set to return to the ring on Friday night in a bout against Poland's Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand. The 37-year-old former world heavyweight champion is fighting again before an expected showdown with Anthony Joshua later this year.
The main point drawing attention around the event is that Fury's next fight is not being shown on live television. For a boxer of Fury's profile, that stands out, especially after years of major fights being carried as high-profile broadcast events.
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team has looked into why the contest is not available as a live TV broadcast. While interest in Fury remains high, this particular return appears to be unfolding outside the usual television spotlight that often surrounds heavyweight boxing's biggest names.
Even without a live TV showing, the fight matters because it marks Fury's latest step back into action and could shape momentum ahead of a possible meeting with Joshua. For now, the focus is on his comeback against Wach and what it means for the months ahead.
