Negotiations for Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury appeared to be at an impasse, with the venue of the fight seemingly the sticking point. However, recent reports suggested the UK was still a leading candidate to host the fight, with Eddie…

Negotiations for a potential heavyweight superfight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are reportedly progressing, with the United Kingdom emerging as the likely host venue. Promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed that both he and Joshua are determined to stage the massive event in the UK, despite previous indications that it might take place at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Speaking on the Fight Your Corner podcast, Tyson Fury's estranged uncle and boxing trainer, Peter Fury, shared his verdict on the matchup. He stated that while the fight may have come too late in their careers, the massive financial payday makes it worthwhile. He predicted that Tyson Fury will either outbox Joshua or Joshua will find his target and secure a knockout victory.
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