Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua analysis: Venue, tickets, start time, Netflix and a reported 2am start time
For years now, the much-anticipated Anthony Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua bout has been British boxing’s dream fight.
A decade in the making, the two heavyweights are ready to throw it down in Cardiff on December 11, 2026, writes Sports News Blitz’s Max Steel.
Daniel Dubois predicts Tyson Fury victory and teases blockbuster future fight
Daniel Dubois believes Tyson Fury will beat Anthony Joshua in December and has hinted at a potential showdown with the winner as he continues his own heavyweight journey.
Fury and Joshua will finally settle their long-running rivalry when they meet in Cardiff on December 11, with Dubois expecting his fellow Briton to come out on top.
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua: Press conference review and fight prediction
The long-awaited fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury is finally happening after years in the making, writes Sports News Blitz’s Jonathon House.
Fans in the United Kingdom and across the world have waited years to see these two fighters face each other.
Both are considered among the best heavyweights of their generation, and this fight has the potential to be one of the biggest events in British boxing history.
The fight will take place on December 11 in Cardiff. There were rumours beforehand that it would take place in America, but despite all the speculation, it will now be held in Cardiff.
The event is being organised by Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing and Frank Warren's Queensberry Promotions, with backing from a Saudi Arabian consortium.
Boxing: Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight on Netflix - December 11 in Cardiff
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is finally happening, with the long-awaited all-British heavyweight blockbuster officially confirmed for December 11 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
The fight will be streamed live globally on Netflix, with the full undercard and further event details expected to be announced in due course.
Boxing opinion: Fighting Jake Paul won’t ruin Anthony Joshua’s legacy
On Monday, Matchroom and MVP promotions announced that Anthony Joshua will be stepping back into the ring, confirming the rumours that it will be against Jake Paul.
On Friday, December 19, Netflix will broadcast the high-profile event. They also streamed the Terence Crawford vs Canelo Alvarez undisputed title fight back in September.
The news of the fight has caused plenty of uproar, particularly surrounding Joshua, but taking on Paul will not tarnish his legacy, says Sports News Blitz writer Mosaddek Abu.
Jake Paul vows to “put Britain’s Goliath to sleep” as Miami hosts headline showdown with Anthony Joshua
Jake Paul says December 19 will be “Judgment Day” after confirming he will face Anthony Joshua in a blockbuster heavyweight fight in Miami.
The YouTuber-turned-boxer, who has a 12–1 professional record, will take on the former world heavyweight champion at the Kaseya Center in an eight-round sanctioned bout using 10oz gloves.
The fight will stream live worldwide on Netflix, writes Sports News Blitz’s Simon J Wilkes.
Boxing news: Daniel Dubois on a mission to ‘slay’ Anthony Joshua in Wembley bout
Daniel Dubois says he is ‘ready to let my fists do the talking’ when he steps into the ring with fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua at Wembley Stadium on September 21.
Boxing news: Bookies throw Daniel Dubois’ hat in the ring to fight Anthony Joshua next
Daniel Dubois has fought his way into favouritism with William Hill to be Anthony Joshua’s next challenger, following his victory against Filip Hrgovic on Saturday.