Arthur v Yarde LIVE on talkSPORT: Date, UK start time, undercard for rematch

Arthur claimed a big win over Yarde last December, claiming victory via split decision at The Church House.

They have both been in action since with Arthur seeing off Davide Faraci in July and Yarde destroying Alex Theran a month later.

Now they will go toe-to-toe again as both eye a big year in 2022.

Arthur vs Yarde 2: Live commentary

The 12-round light-heavyweight clash is set to take place at The Copper Box Arena in London on Saturday, December 4.

The main event fight between Arthur and Yarde is expected to get underway at 10:30pm.

talkSPORT's Fight Night Live will come from the capital this weekend as we bring you all the action.

We will be on talkSPORT 2 from 7pm to 9pm and then on talkSPORT from 9pm until midnight with Andy Clarke and Spencer Oliver on commentary duty.

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Arthur vs Yarde 2: Undercard

Subject to change

Main Event: Lyndon Arthur vs Anthony Yarde

Hamzah Sheeraz vs Bradley Skeete - for WBO European super-welterweight title

Sam Noakes vs Shaun Cooper - for vacant WBC International silver lightweight title

Dennis McCann vs Juan Jose Jurado

George Fox vs Kamil Sokolowski

Charles Frankham vs Lee Glover

Masood Abdulah vs Paul Holt

Karol Itauma vs Tamas Laska

Umar Khan vs Luke Merrifield

Sonny Liston Ali vs Lee Hallett

Arthur vs Yarde 2: What has been said?

Anthony Yarde: "When I watched back the first fight I just knew that wasn't me in there.

"That is not even how I fight, it is not how I conduct myself.

"I strayed off into the mentality of, 'I am getting back to the level of fighting for a world title, so go the 12 rounds and get them under my belt'.

"If I'd hurt him earlier I probably would have gone for it but every time I did land a big shot I coasted. I have absolutely learned my lesson.

"Throughout the whole fight I fought like I was winning comfortably and I thought he won a couple of rounds. This was while I was in the ring.

"When I watched it back I was like, 'What is this?'

"It was mad and the fight was a lot closer. I am always going to be honest and I could see why two of the judges gave it to him.

"One of the judges gave it to me by five rounds so when I am hearing all this about Lyndon and his jab doing this and that — remember it was a split decision!

"He probably works hard and he deserved the bit of limelight he got. At my expense.

"Now I've got an opportunity to right my wrong."