Fury vs Joshua faces fresh tension before their December fight as contract and anti-doping issues threaten to disrupt the London launch.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are scheduled to meet in London ahead of their planned heavyweight bout on December 11 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium. The fight, confirmed by Saudi boxing figure Turki Alalshikh, will stream globally on Netflix and features the vacant WBA super heavyweight title.
Fresh disputes over promotion and anti-doping testing have surfaced ahead of the event. Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn objected to Dana White being listed as a co-promoter, while Fury acknowledged signed contracts and stated he expects to stop Joshua inside six or seven rounds.
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