Fury vs Usyk free live stream alert - Fire TV Stick and laptop users at 'serious risk'

An exhilarating night of boxing awaits, as Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk vie for the title of undisputed heavyweight world champion.

The event is scheduled to commence at about 11pm tonight, with the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh playing host. Sky Sports Box Office, TNT Sports Box Office and DAZN streaming service are official broadcast options for this evening's action - requiring a fee of around £25 in order to tune in.

But with the ongoing cost of living crisis impacting many individuals, more than ever might attempt to stream the bout for free. Using adapted Fire TV Sticks, side-loaded Android apps, or accessing content through PC web browsers are among the prevalent methods to view premium sports and films without needing to pay - however, using channels comes with warnings.

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As we approach tonight's highly anticipated bout, experts are warning UK residents that unlicensed streaming could carry "serious risks". This isn't solely regarding its illegality. Cybercriminals are following the hype around the undisputed heavyweight title fight in Saudi Arabia, aiming to exploit any opportunities, reports the Mirror.

Many free streams advertised online turn out to be fraudulent, with users only discovering they've been tricked after parting with their credit card details. Additionally, there's the risk of harmful malware, as scammers often ask consumers to install software to watch - in reality, this is frequently loaded with data-stealing bugs that can snatch passwords and bank details.

"Avoiding the official routes to legitimately watch, the highly anticipated fight between Fury and Usyk this Saturday, will be illegal and