’s brother, Shane, has revealed the contingency plan for if Anthony Joshua withdraws from their showdown and leaves ‘The Gypsy King’ without an opponent. As things stand, the two British heavyweights are expected to finally collide on December 11, with…

Tyson Fury has secured a contractual guarantee for a replacement opponent if Anthony Joshua withdraws from their targeted heavyweight bout. According to Fury's brother, Shane, the contingency clause ensures Fury will fight on the scheduled date and at the same venue regardless of Joshua's participation. The all-British clash is currently expected to take place on December 11 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium.
Both fighters have signed contracts for the event, with an official announcement expected imminently. Fury enters the proposed fight following a July stoppage win against Mariusz Wach, while Joshua previously recovered from two knockdowns to defeat Kristian Prenga inside two rounds.
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