Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin, aka "The Day of Doom," is approaching. In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the former two-time world heavyweight champion from England will clash with Sweden's Otto Wallin.

In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the preliminaries are about to begin as fight day finally arrives, and AJ looked in good shape at yesterday's weigh-in, more than confident of winning inside the distance, but also confident of a highly anticipated bout next year with Deontay Wilder, one of the most feared punchers in the world. He knows it will be enough to face him.

The undercard has been narrowed down to two co-main events, Wilder vs. Parker. Daniel Dubois earned an impressive stoppage win against Jarrell Miller with 10 seconds left in the fight, and Dmitry Bivol shut out Lyndon Arthur to defend his WBA light heavyweight title for the 11th time. The fights in Riyadh will be Wilder vs. Parker and AJ vs. Wallin.

Joshua seems to have abandoned the big-hitting style that dominated his early pro career since his 2017 feud with Wladimir Klitschko, and has suffered a bizarre series of losses after outboxing the artist, world champion Oleksandr Usyk. However, with a highly anticipated bout next year against Deontay Wilder, who will face Joseph Parker before AJ, Joshua will have to come away with a convincing victory.

Wallin is no tuna; the 33-year-old Swede's only professional loss was controversially handed to Tyson Fury, even though many at ringside thought the fight should have been stopped due to a nasty cut on the Gypsy King's forehead The decision was brought about by a September 2019 decision. Wallin is a southpaw who, like Usyk, is a hard-hitting fighter with an impressive win over Murat Gassiev in his last fight in September.

With Joshua teaming up with Ben Davison, who used to train Fury, there will be a lot of interest in seeing if the former barnstorming fighter can make a comeback. He needs a big win.

Below, we'll show you how to watch the Joshua vs. Wallin live stream from anywhere, whether you're in the US or traveling abroad. In addition, we also provide a brief analysis of the stacked undercard, which includes Deontay Wilder, Daniel Dubois, Jai Opetaia, and Dmitry Bivol. The Joshua vs. Wallin fight will be broadcast live on DAZN, and thanks to VPNs (Virtual Private Networks), your device will seem at home even when you're visiting other locations. Our favorite boxing VPN is ExpressVPN.

Americans can watch Joshua vs. Wallin live stream on DAZN PPV. Subscribing to the U.S. streaming service costs $19.99 for a 12-month subscription, $24.99 for a monthly payment, or $224.99 if you prepay for a year's worth of access, but to watch all the Joshua vs. Wallin action live and uninterrupted, an additional $39.99 PPV fee Don't forget that you will need to pay.

DAZN is available on the best streaming devices, including major platforms such as Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Apple tvOS, Chromecast, and many major smart TVs.

If you are an American abroad and want to watch the Joshua vs. Wallin live stream, you will need to get a knockout boxing VPN such as ExpressVPN.

For fight fans in the UK, there is an additional PPV fee to watch Joshua vs. Wallin live on DAZN, but it is slightly cheaper at £19.99.

Don't forget that in addition to the PPV fee, a subscription to DAZN is required. The streaming service costs as little as £9.99 per month for an annual subscription package or £19.99 for a flexible monthly pass.

It is also worth noting that UK DAZN subscribers who have an HD-ready Sky box can register here to watch matches on Sky's channel 429, DAZN 1 HD.

As noted above, the main card starts at 4pm. The event will take place in the UK on Saturday afternoon, December 23, and the headline bout is expected to begin at approximately 11:45 p.m. Japan time.

If you are out of the UK and want to watch the Joshua vs. Wallin live stream, you will need to get a knockout boxing VPN such as ExpressVPN. [DAZN is $29.99 CAD per month, or $199.99 CAD if you pay a year in advance, and the Joshua vs. Wallin PPV is $39.99 CAD. As in the U.S., DAZN charges both a subscription fee and a PPV fee.

It is not currently available in Canada; you will need to obtain a Knockout Boxing VPN such as ExpressVPN.

And don't forget the folks in Canada. Joshua vs. Wallin's live stream is available in Australia with a regular DAZN monthly subscription, and it follows the rest of the world in that it also includes a PPV fee.

In Australia, the monthly subscription is A$13.99 and the PPV fee is A$32.47 (A$21.99 in local currency outside the US, UK, and Canada).

I am currently out of Australia; you will need to get a boxing VPN such as ExpressVPN.

Finally, it's time to investigate what viewing options are available for New Zealand boxing fans who want to watch the Joshua vs. Wallin fight. Again, DAZN, but with a PPV fee in addition to the regular subscription.

For Kiwis, the monthly subscription fee for the streaming service is NZ$14.99 and the PPV fee is NZ$35.07 (US$21.99 in local currency).

Don't forget that if you are currently out of NZ, you will need to get a boxing VPN such as ExpressVPN.

The Anthony Joshua vs. Wallin undercard has plenty to whet your appetite for the big headline bout. In the co-main event, former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder faces fellow former champion Joseph Parker in his latest rebuilding bout, and there are rumors that Joshua and Wilder will eventually meet if each wins their respective bouts.

Also, Dmitry Bivol will defend his WBA light heavyweight title against Lyndon Arthur, who has a win over former champion Anthony Yarde.

Perhaps the bout of the night is a heavyweight slugfest between Daniel Dubois and Jarrell Miller. Dubois received a tough refereeing decision against world champion Oleksandr Usyk earlier this year, and the big-punching Miller is rebuilding after failing a drug test and missing a 2019 bout with Anthony Joshua.

Jai Opetaia vs. Ellis Zollo was supposed to be a decision for the former's IBF world cruiserweight title, but he was stripped for not fighting a mandatory challenger.