This weekend in Manchester, Fabio Wardley and Daniel Dubois will face each other two British heavyweight fighters. The pair will break through the barriers at Co-op Live on Saturday (May 9) as they headline “Don’t Blink.”

This will be the first time Wardley (20-0-1, 19 KO) will have to defend his WBO title since it was elevated from interim status following his victory over Joseph Parker in October. Meanwhile, if Dubois (22-3, 21 KO) were victorious, he would become heavyweight world champion for the second time.

Although the competition is only a few days away, boxing fans can still purchase last-minute tickets from several official retailers. These include, among others: general admission options next VIP and guest packages.

Here are all the key details about purchasing Wardley vs Dubois tickets.

VIP and guest tickets

Unique seat is offering a number of official VIP and hospitality packages for the fight, but there are currently fewer than 10 tickets up for grabs. This is for Lounge package priced at £179 per person.

This will allow fans to enjoy the fight from seats adjacent to the stage, on the arena suite level, with access to a “luxury” private bar serving food and drinks, avoiding long lines for entry. Separate apartment service will also be available in the living room throughout the evening.

There is a catch, however, as fans must pay a booking fee of £8.95 per ticket. Those who want to be closer to the action can alternatively choose Ticketmaster VIP package from £109.95 to £854.50 per person, with the most premium option offering ringside seats and exclusive access to the Co-op Backstage Club.

This also includes a free food and drink package and a program of events at no extra cost.

General admission tickets

Ticket sales manager still offers general admission tickets in most areas of the Co-op Live arena, with prices starting from £49.95 for higher tiers. Costs naturally escalate as you get closer to the ring, with many of the lower tier seats being priced at £174.95 each.

Floor entry tickets are the most costly general admission option available and range from £174.95 to £570.95. However, for this additional expense, guests will be located near the ring in blocks C1-C3, directly behind the VIP area.

Customers should be aware that Ticketmaster charges additional fees of up to £3.25 per order.

Ticket resale

Many resale tickets are also available on sites such as StubHub AND viagogo. These are official tickets purchased by fans who have listed them for sale on websites and can cost more than their face value, with many single or multiple ticket options available.

Prices here may change as the event gets closer, but at the time of writing the cheapest prices on StubHub are £74.84 each. These are located on the upper tier of the Co-op, while lower tier seats start from £151.69 and floor seats for £301.24.

There are also a few VIP ticket optionsbut these £800 face value tickets are valued at £1,204.96 each. This may change in the days leading up to the fight as sellers lower prices to make sales, but this is never guaranteed.

The same applies viagogowhere ticket prices currently range from £71 to £1,233. Again, the cheaper options are located furthest from the ring, with prices increasing on the lower level and upper floor.

Stream Wardley vs Dubois on DAZN

For those who prefer to watch from the comfort of home, the Wardley vs. Dubois match will be broadcast live on DAZN. There are currently two ways to watch: order pay-per-view for a one-off payment of £24.99 or receive it as a bundle at no extra cost The highest level of DAZN.

This fresh premium subscription includes at least 12 PPVs each year, including Usyk vs. Rico (May 23) and Joshua vs. Prenga (July 25). It also provides access to over 185 fight nights from promoters such as Queensbury, Matchoom and Misfits.

This single subscription starts from £24.99 per month or £249.99 per year, with the latter saving you £49.89. DAZN claims the Ultimate tier offers potential savings of £320 per year compared to purchasing 12 separate PPV fights individually. There is one caveat, however: customers must commit to a 12-month contract to secure these prices and benefits.