Dubois vs Harper: Date, fight time, undercard, prediction, ring walks and latest odds

Dubois, the current WBC lightweight champion, will put her 13-fight undefeated record on the line.

The build-up to the event has been acrimonious, with both parties exchanging harsh words ahead of fight night. Dubois dubbed Harper “pathetic”, and was called a “bully” in return.

A Youth Olympics gold-medallist in 2018, the only blight on Dubois’ record is a draw with Jessica Camara last January. She has not won by knockout in any of her last seven fights.

Harper, meanwhile, is four years Dubois’ senior and comes into this bout with a 16-2-2 record. This fight will be her first since May, when she bested Natalie Zimmermann by unanimous decision.

This event is another product of Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions and will be his first in the United Kingdom.

It will feature a double-headline, with Ellie Scotney and Mayelli Flores facing off in a bantamweight title fight ahead of the main event.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of fight night…

Caroline Dubois vs Terri Harper takes place on Sunday April 5, 2026, at the Kensington Olympia in London, England.

Sunday’s undercard begins at 7pm GMT (2pm ET and 11am PT), with the main event expected to get underway after ring walks at approximately 10pm (5pm ET and 2pm PT).

TV channel: In the UK, the game will be televised live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action, with coverage starting at 7pm GMT.

Live stream: Sky Sports subscribers can also catch the contest live online via the Sky Go app and website.

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Shannon Courtenay vs. Sasha Booker Gemma

Paige Richardson vs. Johana Rajmont

Elizabeth Oshoba vs. Chelsey Arnell

Harvey Smith vs. Juan Aberto Batista

Arjon Basi vs. Jake Price

Chloe Watson vs. Teresa Makinen

While Harper brings a wealth of experience into this fight, she has her work cut out for her if she is to put a stop to Dubois’ unbeaten streak.

The young Olympian is known for her speed and her striking power, both of which may confound Harper.

Dubois has shown in her career a penchant for one thing: winning after going the distance. She has never won a fight by knockout since stepping up to world level.

We expect a cagey, hard-fought bout, but the scorecards should read in Dubois’ favour.

Dubois to win by judges’ decision.

Dubois to win on points or by decision: 5/6

Dubois to win by knockout, technical knockout or disqualification: 7/5

Harper to win on points or by decision: 17/2

Harper to win by knockout, technical knockout or disqualification: 18/1

Odds via Betfair (subject to change).