First, the bad news: Joshua Paul isn’t planning his nap schedule around your supper. The fight time is never the time you see on the poster. That poster time is about as reliable as a British summer forecast—optimistic, but ultimately a lie.
The main event, with Joshua Paul hopefully looking like he’s had a good night’s sleep, usually hits the ring between 10:00 PM and 11:00 PM (British Summer Time). But that’s if the undercard fights don’t turn into a three-hour drama about a guy who lost his shorts. Expect the actual clash to slide closer to 11:30 PM or even midnight, because boxing runs on "island time"—specifically, a private island where the referee is the only one with a working clock.
