HBO and Showtime will both televise the April 29 Wladimir Klitschko-Anthony Joshua heavyweight championship fight, executives from both networks announced Monday.

Showtime will air the fight -- for Joshua’s International Boxing Federation heavyweight championship title -- live from Wembley Stadium in London (Showtimg promo video here) at 4:15 p.m. ET, with HBO airing the fight on taped delayed basis at 10:45 p.m. later that evening, said network officials.

Showtime is the exclusive U.S. television partner of Joshua, while HBO has an exclusive deal with former champion Klitschko.

"We are thrilled to be delivering Joshua vs. Klitschko to the U.S. audience live on Showtime,” said Stephen Espinoza, executive vice president and general manager, Showtime Sports in a statement.

Added Peter Nelson, executive vice president, HBO Sports: "Both promoters and both networks have found a solution that enables boxing fans in the U.S. to watch the world heavyweight championship.”

HBO will air the June 6 Miguel Cotto-Daniel Geale middleweight championship fight, the network said Thursday.

The fight from Barclay's Center in Brooklyn, NY will pit the champion Cotto (39-4 with 32 knockouts) against former two time world champion Geale (31-3, 16 KOs). The fight will be the fifth live boxing telecast for the pay service scheduled over the next two months begininng this Saturday (April 17) with the Lucas Matthysse/Ruslan Provodnikov-Terence Crawford/Thomas Dulorme doubleheader fight card.

Other upcoming HBO fights include the April 25 Wladimir Klitschko/Bryant Jennings fight; the May 9 Canelo Alvarez/James Kirkland bout; and the May 16 Gennady Golovkin/Willi Monroe Jr. telecast, said network officials.

HBO Saturday afternoon will air live heavyweight boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko’s fight against contender Kubrat Pulev, the network said.

The fight, which will be held in Germany will air live on HBO Nov. 15 at 4:45 p.m., said the network. HBO is coming off a fight card this past Saturday night in which Sergey Kovalev defeated 49-year old former light heavyweight champion Bernard Hopkins to unify the IBF, WBA and WBO light heavyweight championships.

HBO is also prepping for its Nov. 22 Manny Pacquiao-Chris Algieri pay-per-view fight card from Macau, China.