Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua | NETFLIX - Winter 2026 *new thread*

Who wins?

Poll runs till 28 Oct 2026, 15:50

Fury - Decision
19
28%
Fury - T/KO
17
25%
DRAW
4
6%
Joshua - T/KO
27
39%
Joshua - Decision
2
3%
 
Total votes: 69

Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua | NETFLIX - Winter 2026 *new thread*

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

Report: Principality Stadium back in play for Anthony Joshua-Tyson Fury

Staging the Anthony Joshua-Tyson Fury heavyweight bout in the U.K. remains “absolutely” in play, Joshua promoter Eddie Hearn told BS Thursday following a report specifying such a scenario.

Veteran boxing writer Dan Rafael of Fight Freaks Unite! cited sources reporting that Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, is being proposed for the matching of two British former world champions on November 28.

Hearn told Boxing Scene, “Lots of dates and venues [are] in play.”

The other central issue in Rafael’s report is that streaming partner Netflix “was now OK with the move” after a previous effort to place the bout at New York’s Madison Square Garden on November 20 to maximize revenue and exposure.

Principality Stadium, offering a retractable roof and seating capacity beyond 80,000, is considered a superior site to Wembley Stadium because it isn’t obliged to the start-time restrictions that the north London venue adheres to due to neighborhood noise limitations.

Starting the fight in the early morning hours in the U.K. is preferable, at least to financiers, given the eight-hour time difference between there and the Pacific time zone in the U.S.

The stadium has history in that regard.

In 2007, the unified super-middleweight title fight between Wales’ Joe Calzaghe and Mikkel Kessler at Principality Stadium started at 2am local time, 9pm in the U.S. Eastern time zone.

Joshua has fought there twice in consecutive fights, defeating Carlos Takam and Joseph Parker in 2017-18.

Rafael reported the matter could be “resolved” within “the next couple days.”

In the U.K., The Times’ Tom Kershaw reported that the officials at the stadium could approve an extension to the typical curfew (10.30pm) within 24 hours.

A spokesperson for the Welsh Rugby Union that owns and operates Principality Stadium told BS in August, “We’d be delighted to host this fight.

“We are very keen to attract more boxing to the stadium, which has a rich history in the sport, enhanced by its close-able roof, unrivaled sight lines and unique city centre location.”

Fury 36-2-1 (25 KOs) has never fought there. The “Gypsy King” has spent recent days bemoaning Hearn and Joshua’s resistance to fighting in the U.S., saying he’d like to pursue a trilogy fight with recent undisputed champion Oleksandr Usyk; a notion shot down by an Usyk associate.

Fury, 38, stopped veteran Mariusz Wach July 24 in Thailand in a tuneup bout for Joshua.

In his warm-up bout, the 36-year-old Joshua, 30-4 (27 KOs), recovered from two first-round knockdowns on July 25 versus Kristian Prenga to win by emphatic KO in the second.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua | NETFLIX - Winter 2026 *new thread*

Post by coneye »

KiwiRider wrote: 11 Sep 2026, 03:32
coneye wrote: 11 Sep 2026, 00:19 Yaaaaawwwwnnn , HONESTLY COULD'NT CARE LESS , all this hullabaloo , and bollocks , back and forth forth and back , Just, well too start with , made me pay a bit of attention , then the more attention i paid the more i came to relize its a complete piss take , two older EX champs getting a massive payday for a fight they should of had 8-10 years ago , but did'nt have the balls to take , now its just a money grab with the excuse i was past my best to be coming years later ,
:TU:
Ten long years. And they want our PPV money for their cash out.
Nope. :shame:
Won't be getting ppv money out of me , If its free on netflix , I'll watch it without a doubt , just out of curiosity to see which rnd AJ drops his right hand when he throws his left , or drops his left when he throws his right and if Fury will have the bollocks to stand close enough to take him out but risk getting hit ,

But i won't pay for it , I WILL STREAM IT , and anyone who says i'm robbing the boxers can kiss my arse , There the ones robbing the fans with there massive money demands for a fight they did'nt have the balls to do when they were in there prime , Boxers deserve to earn good money , but these two are taking the piss out of there loyal British Fans ,

Really its sheer arrogance especielly on Furys part , who the fook does he think he is , with its off , Ill fight Usyk instead glad Usyk told him to do one , reminded him who the daddy is ,
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua | NETFLIX - Winter 2026 *new thread*

Post by keithmoonhangover »

coneye wrote: 11 Sep 2026, 18:08
KiwiRider wrote: 11 Sep 2026, 03:32
coneye wrote: 11 Sep 2026, 00:19 Yaaaaawwwwnnn , HONESTLY COULD'NT CARE LESS , all this hullabaloo , and bollocks , back and forth forth and back , Just, well too start with , made me pay a bit of attention , then the more attention i paid the more i came to relize its a complete piss take , two older EX champs getting a massive payday for a fight they should of had 8-10 years ago , but did'nt have the balls to take , now its just a money grab with the excuse i was past my best to be coming years later ,
:TU:
Ten long years. And they want our PPV money for their cash out.
Nope. :shame:
Won't be getting ppv money out of me , If its free on netflix , I'll watch it without a doubt , just out of curiosity to see which rnd AJ drops his right hand when he throws his left , or drops his left when he throws his right and if Fury will have the bollocks to stand close enough to take him out but risk getting hit ,

But i won't pay for it , I WILL STREAM IT , and anyone who says i'm robbing the boxers can kiss my arse , There the ones robbing the fans with there massive money demands for a fight they did'nt have the balls to do when they were in there prime , Boxers deserve to earn good money , but these two are taking the piss out of there loyal British Fans ,

Really its sheer arrogance especielly on Furys part , who the fook does he think he is , with its off , Ill fight Usyk instead glad Usyk told him to do one , reminded him who the daddy is ,
If Netflix do it as PPV, am I right in saying that's a first for them?
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua | NETFLIX - Winter 2026 *new thread*

Post by KiwiRider »

keithmoonhangover wrote: 12 Sep 2026, 03:51
coneye wrote: 11 Sep 2026, 18:08
KiwiRider wrote: 11 Sep 2026, 03:32

:TU:
Ten long years. And they want our PPV money for their cash out.
Nope. :shame:
Won't be getting ppv money out of me , If its free on netflix , I'll watch it without a doubt , just out of curiosity to see which rnd AJ drops his right hand when he throws his left , or drops his left when he throws his right and if Fury will have the bollocks to stand close enough to take him out but risk getting hit ,

But i won't pay for it , I WILL STREAM IT , and anyone who says i'm robbing the boxers can kiss my arse , There the ones robbing the fans with there massive money demands for a fight they did'nt have the balls to do when they were in there prime , Boxers deserve to earn good money , but these two are taking the piss out of there loyal British Fans ,

Really its sheer arrogance especielly on Furys part , who the fook does he think he is , with its off , Ill fight Usyk instead glad Usyk told him to do one , reminded him who the daddy is ,
If Netflix do it as PPV, am I right in saying that's a first for them?
I read they are considering a Netflix premium but not sure if this is an event they will consider for it. May not even go the premium route - I hope not. Once a provider goes down that avenue the standard subscription usually sucks.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua | NETFLIX - Winter 2026 *new thread*

Post by stujones »

I still maintain that all this palava was for a build up/Furys show. I reckon it was always going to be at the intended venue and date.
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