Turki Alalshikh now has hold of the mic and is thanking everyone for helping to make this fight happen.

He's thanked Eddie Hearn, Frank Warren and "his brother Dana White, who couldn't be here today".

The biggest fight in the history of Britain, apparently.

Both fighters are yet to speak, and the same for any of their team.

We've got a bit of build-up going on at the moment. You know, the emotive stuff we usually get.

It's a top atmosphere in there. Get the ring up and get it going now, I say.

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Here they are!

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury raise their fists to the crowd.

Fury in a slick white shirt, Joshua in a grey tracksuit and shades.

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We've got fireworks on stage at the moment. Still no fighters, though.

Carl Froch
Former world super-middleweight champion on Netflix

These two are massive. It's obviously 10 years in the making but when these two come together... I still can't believe it. We thought maybe it wasn't going to happen.

Here. We. Go.

Michael Buffer is now on the stage and announcing the fighters on stage.

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Lennox Lewis
Former undisputed heavyweight world champion

I'm happy that this fight is finally here.

So the broadcast has just started but it looks like we're getting a bit of chat before Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua take to the stage.

Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn have both already taken their seat.

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport boxing journalist at British Airways ARC, London

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have spent years talking about each other without having to sit across from one another for a fight that is actually on the calendar.

Showman Fury is rarely shy on these occasions. Joshua is usually the more measured of the two.

For me, the most interesting bit might come when the talking stops. Do we get a handshake? A long stare? A shove at the face-off? Or something unexpectedly respectful?

Right then, the big boys should be on very soon.

I think it's fair to say both fighters are past their best these days but we're still in for an incredible scrap.

Here's Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's recent form.

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport boxing journalist at British Airways ARC, London

For two fighters whose names have been tied together for well over a decade, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have actually crossed paths surprisingly few times.

They famously sparred at Finchley ABC in 2010, when Joshua was still an amateur. Three years later they sat together for a Sky Sports heavyweight roundtable alongside Lennox Lewis and Frank Bruno.

There was then that chance encounter on the streets of Marbella in 2020 - Joshua in a car, Fury stopping for a chat - before they crossed paths again at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in April, when Joshua watched Fury beat Arslanbek Makhmudov and the pair exchanged words afterwards.

Tyson Fury loves a news conference and I think one of my favourite moments was when he turned up for the Wladimir Klitschko conference dressed as Batman.

Wonder if he'll have anything in store for Anthony Joshua today.

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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport boxing journalist at British Airways ARC, London

Around 15 rows are packed with media - from YouTubers and independent boxing channels to major broadcasters - with journalists having travelled in from both the UK and US.

You suspect more would have travelled had we got more notice. Lennox Lewis is here as part of Netflix’s team, while a couple of hundred fans are filling the seats around us.

There’s a mix of excitement and tension in the room. I’ve already heard more than one journalist say how surreal this all feels.

Could this be a world title fight?

Well, reports hit a few days ago that the WBA 'super' heavyweight title could be on the line. BBC Sport did contact the WBA but there was no response.

So, if there was a world title involved, the winner would become a three-time champion.