CARDIFF - According to The Guardian, Deontay Wilder, the former World Boxing Council heavyweight champion from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, will face unbeaten Australian cruiserweight world champion Jai Opetaia on the undercard of Tyson Fury's showdown with Anthony Joshua in Cardiff. The newspaper's report said Opetaia moves up in weight for the bout.
The report, written by Bryan Armen Graham, said Wilder is 41 and has won 43 of his 45 victories by knockout. The Guardian's summary identifies Opetaia as an unbeaten Australian cruiserweight world champion.
The Guardian also said the Cardiff showdown will stream worldwide on Netflix.
BBC News has published a trailer titled Rivals: Fury v Joshua. Its summary says the piece examines how the fighters' "contrasting styles, personalities and careers" helped shape a rivalry that has captivated boxing fans for more than a decade. The summary frames the trailer as a way to discover how the two careers helped build that rivalry.
The two reports do not conflict on the facts they share. The BBC News summary does not mention Wilder or Opetaia, and The Guardian's summary does not give a date for the Cardiff card.
The Guardian's summary states that Wilder's record includes 43 knockout wins in 45 victories, and that the Opetaia bout will be on the undercard rather than in the main event of the Cardiff card.
Sources: BBC News: Watch trailer for Rivals: Fury v Joshua; The Guardian: Deontay Wilder to face unbeaten Opetaia on Fury v Joshua undercard in Cardiff.