EDDIE HEARN has revealed the surprise country Tyson Fury wanted his long-overdue domestic dust-up with Anthony Joshua to take place in. The pair's past-due punch-up is currently on course to land at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on December 11. But just…
Eddie Hearn has revealed that Tyson Fury wanted his highly anticipated heavyweight fight against Anthony Joshua to take place in Ireland. According to the Matchroom Boxing chief, Fury preferred a clash at Croke Park in Dublin, reportedly due to potential tax benefits. However, Joshua's contract insisted on a UK venue, leading to a compromise for the bout to be held in Cardiff.
The domestic heavyweight clash is currently on course to take place at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on December 11. While British fans are pleased the fight will be on home soil, they may face a late start time, potentially around 3:00 AM, as broadcaster Netflix looks to accommodate its North American audience.
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