The incredible sports weekend of February 25-26 includes Jake Paul v Tommy Fury, the Carabao Cup final between Manchester United and Newcastle, Tottenham v Chelsea and the Six Nations

Empty your calendars for the weekend of February 25 and 26… an incredible weekend of sport is coming.

Every once in a while, the stars align that blockbuster events all happen during the same weekend and it doesn’t take long to wait for the next one.

It’s so good you won’t want to turn off your radio.

talkSPORT has you covered with a breakdown of what and when the action is happening.

Tommy Fury vs. Jake Paul

The stage is set for Fury and Paul to FINALLY meet in the ring and settle their dispute.

Twice before the fight was made and then scrapped, but now it’s for Sunday February 26th.

The YouTuber will put his perfect 6-0 record on the line against the first professional boxer he faced.

He’s former Love Island star and Tyson Fury’s younger brother, Tommy Fury.

There’s a lot at stake for Fury too, his dad says he’ll take him out if he loses, while Tyson says he can stay in Saudi Arabia to be Cristiano Ronaldo’s personal trainer.

Six Nations

The Six Nations will be in full swing on the weekend of February 25 and 26.

The headline battle will be Wales v England at 4.45pm on Saturday.

Italy v Ireland is also on Saturday, followed by France v Scotland on Sunday.

Carabao Cup Final

Manchester United and Newcastle will do battle at Wembley on February 26 as both look to end their trophy drought.

United have not won a trophy since 2017, their worst run in 40 years, while Newcastle have not won a piece of silverware in 54 years.

Both teams are in fine form and fighting for those Champions League spots.

Wembley will be filled with a fierce atmosphere and could be a final for the ages.

Tottenham v Chelsea

As the Carabao Cup final unfolds at Wembley, elsewhere there is Premier League blockbuster football.

The big game kicks off at 4.30pm on Sunday between Tottenham and Chelsea at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

It’s always been a fiery encounter with a huge rivalry between the two with Antonio Conte and former Blues boss Thomas Tuchel arguing last time out.

Elsewhere there’s Bournemouth v Man City, Leicester v Arsenal and Everton v Aston Villa.

test cricket

This weekend coincides with the second Test between England and New Zealand, scheduled for February 23-28.

talkSPORT 2 features exclusive live ball-by-ball coverage of the game.

So any gap between other events, tune into the talkSPORT network to hear all about Bazball and Ben Stokes’ talent as captain.