After more than a decade of false starts, Fury and Joshua finally shared a stage Wednesday — and if the chaos surrounding them was any indication, the next 72 days could be quite a ride.
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua kicked off promotion for their heavyweight showdown with an opening press conference in London. The long-awaited all-British bout is officially scheduled to take place on Dec. 11 in Cardiff, Wales, following years of anticipation.
The initial launch event saw the two rivals face off in person to begin the build-up toward the December event. The highly anticipated contest reportedly generated massive demand, with tens of thousands of tickets selling out rapidly after going on sale.
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