Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua | NETFLIX - 11 December 2026

[revporl]

Ituma Vs Opetai would be a brilliant rebuilding fight for Moses, and a good fight in its own right.

[veriton]

Great work guys, there won't be any need for an undercard now.

There's going to be a singer on before it. No names announced yet but I think we can rule Ed Sheeran out.

[mickey1975]

Ituma Vs Opetai would be a brilliant rebuilding fight for Moses, and a good fight in its own right.

You're a tough matchmaker!

[mickey1975]

Great work guys, there won't be any need for an undercard now.

There's going to be a singer on before it. No names announced yet but I think we can rule Ed Sheeran out.

Good.

[Boxerbeetle]

Great work guys, there won't be any need for an undercard now.

There's going to be a singer on before it. No names announced yet but I think we can rule Ed Sheeran out.

Wouldn’t get too excited, probably just Tyson singing American Pie

[mickey1975]

Great work guys, there won't be any need for an undercard now.

There's going to be a singer on before it. No names announced yet but I think we can rule Ed Sheeran out.

Wouldn’t get too excited, probably just Tyson singing American Pie

The Welsh anthem at Calzaghe v Kessler was quite impressive, if you're Welsh.

[keithmoonhangover]

Got two tickets, it'll be beans on toast for the foreseeable.

Face value? Are you staying over?

I'm at work and in meetings all day, so my pal got them from Ticket Master and says we're in section A4.

We'll probably go down in my mate's VW camper van and grab a few hours in there before heading back.

[mickey1975]

Nice to see Femi fought so hard to keep it here for the fans. I have spent more than I did for a four night trip to Riyadh for the undisputed with a better seat...

[joshj909]

Nice to see Femi fought so hard to keep it here for the fans. I have spent more than I did for a four night trip to Riyadh for the undisputed with a better seat...

Reckon it would've been a cheaper trip to New York?

[mickey1975]

Nice to see Femi fought so hard to keep it here for the fans. I have spent more than I did for a four night trip to Riyadh for the undisputed with a better seat...

Reckon it would've been a cheaper trip to New York?

Probably not but it would be worth the extra as I've never been to New York.

[coneye]

Personaly i , would NEVER off bought tickets , even if the fight was put on at my local oval , Its just too late and took too long to happen , But the beuty of where i live is , i want to watch a fight from the UK i usually have to get uop at 4 =5 am to watch the whole show thats telvised , this one will have a mid morning walk on , so i'm happy with it . Plus with it being on Netflix theres probably less chances off it glitching and getting stuck just before the knockdown LOL .

So all in all even though i would'nt of boght seats , i hope all you who did , have a great night , its obviously not going to be a cheap night so hope you get your moneys worth .

My pick , Err , dunno really , suppose at a push i would say Fury by points easy or KO late ,, then again if AJ lands clean , Furys been knocked down before , Then again Fury has got up whemn you think he can't , then again AJ seems chinny now , , Then again , AJ when he goes forward letting his hands go can hurt Tyson , then again , Aj may get timed, when he throws the left drops the right , throws the right drops the left

End result , hav'nt got a clue , hows that for sitting on the fence , don't gamble but i think i'm gonna have a little 10 dollar bet on each one just so i can say i picked the winner

Too all those that got tickets ENJOY

[mickey1975]

It’s obviously too late but it will be an incredible atmosphere on the night. I can’t not go after all I’ve said over the years. Those who only want to see 50/50 matches of younger fighters, I’ll look forward to seeing you all at the NAC’s next year.

[MasterG]

I've 2 tickets, right at the back. Anyway, not interested in going to reselling for £10,000 per ticket.



Not many tickets left, cheap seats, just the odd 1 or 2 but not a chance in 2 sat together.


Only kidding btw about selling 2 tickets. I couldn't get any love nor money. Once I remembered about them going on sale my first attempt was 500k in the queue.

Did get on Ticketmaster last night but nothing left at all in my price range.


Touts will be going mad with this event.

I honestly think anyone touting a ticket of £80 value will easily get several hundred pounds for it.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Principality Stadium could stay open until 3.30am for Fury v Joshua blockbuster fight

Dana White has credited Eddie Hearn for making sure the long-awaited fight between Tyson Fury and Antony Joshua will be held in the UK but insisted he was "bored" of their ongoing feud.

The heavyweight bout will take place at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff - despite efforts to host it New York's Madison Square Garden - on a bill that starts on 11 December, though they are not expected to fight until the early hours of 12 December.

White and Saudi Arabian organisers wanted the bout in the United States, but Joshua and his promoter Hearn refused to budge on their contractual right to have it in the UK.

"You've got to give credit to Eddie for really grinding that and making sure that it happened in the UK," UFC president and Zuffa Boxing chief White told Steve Bunce on the 5 Live Boxing with Bunce podcast.

However, there had been doubts over the contest because of a dispute over the role of White in the promotion of the event.

The fight, which will be shown on Netflix, has been presented as a collaboration between Saudi boxing powerbroker Turki Alalshikh's The Ring and White.

Hearn has been publicly feuding with White since the launch of Zuffa Boxing earlier this year and said his involvement in the fight "ain't happening".

But, Fury and Joshua held a news conference on 30 September, to ease concerns over their fight.

White was not present at that media event but insisted "me and my team will be producing the fight that night".

"I guess we'll call me one of the promoters of the event because you do have allegedly (Fury's promoter) and Eddie Hearn that are both promoters too, promoting the event," he added.

Hearn has repeatedly said White could not promote the bout, but this week suggested he was prepared to meet the American to see how he could be involved.

White said that while he was willing to meet Hearn, he did not feel a sit-down was necessary.

"I'm actually bored with this now. Who cares? This isn't about me and Eddie Hearn," White said.

"It's about AJ and Fury. It's about this heavyweight fight.

"It's an Eddie show, not a Dana and Eddie show. It's boring now. This is about AJ and Fury.

"This was never the Dana and Eddie show. It's been all the Eddie show."

[Ruthless-RKO]

Fury-Joshua tickets priced up to £13,000 sell out in one hour

Tickets for Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's fight at Cardiff's Principality Stadium have sold out in just one hour.

Fury and Joshua will meet on a bill that begins on 11 December but they are not expected to fight until the early hours of 12 December.

The highest-priced tickets were available at £13,128, including booking fees, with the lowest at £88.50.

The all-British heavyweight contest, which will be broadcast globally on Netflix, was announced in September and around 80,000 tickets went on sale at 12:00 BST on Friday.

Just minutes after the tickets went on sale more than 500,000 people were waiting in the online queue.

Tickets quickly began emerging on resale websites, with ringside VIP seats being advertised for £73,645, while upper tier seats were available for £425.

Ringwalks are expected to start around 01:00 GMT on Saturday 12 December, following a short live music performance, and the stadium will remain open until 03:30.

The event is being promoted as a collaboration between Saudi boxing powerbroker Turki Alalshikh's The Ring and UFC chief Dana White.

Organisers are yet to confirm any of the undercard fights.

Joshua, 36, and Fury, 38 - both former two-time world champions - signed contracts for the bout earlier this year, but the date and venue had yet to be confirmed.

London's Wembley Stadium and New York's Madison Square Garden were the frontrunners to stage the fight, but both presented issues before Cardiff emerged as an alternative.

The Principality Stadium has hosted late-night boxing before, including Joe Calzaghe's fight with Mikkel Kessler in November 2007, which began at 01:00 GMT.

Ricky Hatton's victory over Kostya Tszyu at Manchester's MEN Arena in 2005 began at about 02:00 local time, allowing US broadcaster Showtime to show the fight on Saturday evening.

Just 11 days ago, there was uncertainty over whether the fight would even take place due to a dispute over the role of UFC chief White in the promotion of the event.

Broadcaster Netflix said Alalshikh's The Ring and White would collaborate to promote the event, but Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn said his fighter's contract prevented White from having a promotional role.

The British rivals finally met at a news conference on 30 September to begin the build-up to one of the most anticipated fights in British history.

Fury and Joshua are reported to be sharing a purse worth close to $200m (£151m)

[Ruthless-RKO]

Cardiff Council asked to approve 1am ringwalk at Principality Stadium

An application has been made to Cardiff Council for the ringwalk for the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight to take place at 1am; They would like the premises also open until 3.30am; It has been described as a 'very limited, one-off occasion'

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are set for a 1am ringwalk in their heavyweight boxing clash in Cardiff.

The Principality Stadium will host the biggest fight in British boxing history, with the bout being billed as taking place on Friday December 11.

However, the expected schedule for the showdown has now been revealed, which will see the main event take place in the early hours of Saturday morning UK time.

An application to Cardiff Council confirmed the ringwalk is planned to start at around 1am, after a short live music performance, and the stadium will remain open until 3.30am.

Those timings would suit peak viewing time in the United States, with Saudi Arabia's boxing supremo Turki Alalshikh, his American business partner Dana White and broadcasters Netflix having originally pushed for New York's Madison Square Garden as the venue.

Despite Cardiff being announced as the venue last month, required changes to its premises licence to allow the early-hours fight to go ahead have yet to be secured.

In a bid to obtain the necessary permissions, Millennium Stadium plc has applied to the council to extend timings at the venue "on a very limited one-off occasion".

The application seeks to extend permitted hours for boxing and wrestling entertainment from an existing cut-off of 1am to 3am on December 12.

A council spokesperson said: "This is to facilitate the proposed Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury bout, with the ringwalk commencing at 1am."

The licence variation seeks an extension for live music on the same date, to facilitate a short live performance immediately before the ring walk.

It also proposes an extension for recorded music, late-night refreshment and supply of alcohol until 3am, with the stadium closing time being moved to 3.30am.

The applicants added that the roof will be shut throughout the event and enhanced security and stewarding arrangements will be in place.

An application to vary a premises licence must be advertised, including by displaying a notice at or on the premises, for 28 consecutive days.

Members of the public and other authorities may make an objection to the Principality Stadium application, or a comment in support, until November 3.

If no relevant representations are received, the council must grant the application.

If objections are made, then a council hearing will be held to consider them.

This may result in modifications to the conditions of the licence, or the application may be refused altogether.

After the fight was announced last month, Cardiff Council leader Chris Weaver said: "The contest at Principality Stadium has the potential to bring significant economic benefits to the city and attract visitors from across the UK and beyond.

"Major events provide a welcome boost for local businesses, support jobs and showcase Cardiff to a global audience.

"There are still some arrangements to be finalised with the organisers, including any required changes to Principality Stadium's premises licence, but we are looking forward to welcoming fans to the city for what promises to be an unforgettable night of boxing."

[Ruthless-RKO]

A decision is yet to be made on who will ringwalk first and second

[Ruthless-RKO]

Thousands of tickets sold for Fury vs AJ, as prices exceed £13,000

Thousands of tickets have been sold for Tyson Fury's much-anticipated fight against Anthony Joshua, with some of the most expensive regular seats costing £13,128.

Ticketmaster clarified this did "not include VIP, hotel or travel packages, group or concession prices."

Tickets for the fight, which is set to take place at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on December 11, went on sale on Friday at midday.

More than half a million people joined the queue in hopes of securing a ticket to the all-British showdown.

The lowest priced seats available were listed at £88.50, while some seats located on the pitch ranged from between £700 and £900.

Meanwhile, ringside seats have appeared on StubHub for more than £8,000.

With some tickets exceding £13,000, it means the fight will eclipse some of the world's biggest sporting events for face-value ticket prices, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup final.

Some top-category seats for Spain's World Cup showpiece against Argentina were listed for £8,333.

Comparatively, Floyd Mayweather's 2015 blockbuster bout against Manny Pacquiao sold out within a minute, with the highest face-value seats costing £4,982.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Fury vs Joshua will draw the most lucrative gate in British boxing history says Dana White

Tickets for Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's December 11 showdown went on sale on Friday ahead of their long-anticipated meeting at Cardiff's Principality Stadium; Dana White says it will draw the most lucrative gate in the history of British boxing

Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua will generate the most lucrative gate in British boxing history, Dana White tells Sky Sports.

Tickets for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua's December 11 showdown at the Principality stadium in Cardiff went on sale on Friday, with the most expensive regular seats going for £13,128.

The Principality Stadium can hold more than 70,000 spectators and White revealed on Friday evening: "I think there's less than 700 tickets left. You can consider this thing a sellout already."

More than half a million people joined the Ticketmaster queue to snap up tickets for the long-awaited heavyweight bout on December 11, with thousands being sold within an hour of the launch.

"There were over 500,000 people in the queue. Incredible. But for our generation, two of the biggest, most famous heavyweights in boxing. And not even arguable it's the biggest UK fight ever between two British heavyweights," White told Sky Sports.

Before the sale commenced, Ticketmaster confirmed regular seats would cost between £88.50 and £13,128.

Those figures did not include VIP packages, hotel and travel packages, group or concession prices.

White anticipates the fight will draw the most lucrative gate in the history of British boxing. "Definitely. It will. I don't want to mis-speak here but we have this thing scaled for around $34 million," he said.

"The UK is the right place for this fight to happen but it will have done well anywhere."

The most expensive tickets exceed face-value figures for some of the world's biggest sporting events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, where some seats were listed for £8,333.

In 2015 Floyd Mayweather's bout against Manny Pacquiao sold out within a minute, with top-priced face-value seats costing fans £4,982.

Fury last fought in London in April against Arslanbek Makhmudov, where ringside seats at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium were priced at £3,000.

Comparatively, ringside tickets for his bout against Dillian Whyte at Wembley in 2022, were priced at £2,250.

The cheapest seats on the pitch for Fury vs Joshua were listed at £345, while others ranged from £700 to £900.

Some of the lowest-priced tickets in the stadium's upper terrace were on sale for £205.20. Ringside seats were also being sold on StubHub for more than £8,000.

Ringwalks are expected to commence at around 1am local time to cater for an international audience.

No rematch clause has been included in the contract for the fight, but that does not mean a second bout cannot be negotiated.

When the December 11 fight was made it was announced that Saudi financier Turki Alalshikh's The Ring and American combat sports promoter Dana White were staging the contest. However Eddie Hearn, who promotes Joshua, has publicly claimed the American cannot be involved.

White, renowned for creating the UFC, said of his role in this event: "Helped them with the gate, putting everything together. We're going to do all the production, produce the show and do what I do every Saturday."

[keithmoonhangover]

A decision is yet to be made on who will ringwalk first and second

I think Fury will walk second. AJ said after the Ruiz rematch that he preferred walking first.

[keithmoonhangover]

Nice to see Femi fought so hard to keep it here for the fans. I have spent more than I did for a four night trip to Riyadh for the undisputed with a better seat...

Where you sitting?

[mickey1975]

Nice to see Femi fought so hard to keep it here for the fans. I have spent more than I did for a four night trip to Riyadh for the undisputed with a better seat...

Where you sitting?

Lower tier. Any other Boxrec'ers going except us and MasterG?

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The WBA 'super' heavyweight world championship will be on the line for Cardiff fight, confirms allegedly

The WBA will sanction Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua for its 'super' heavyweight world championship, says allegedly; Fury and Joshua meet in a long-awaited showdown on December 11; Warren wants to match the winner of the Daniel Dubois vs Fabio Wardley rematch with the Fury-AJ victor

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will fight for the WBA world heavyweight championship when they box on December 11, confirmed allegedly.

British rivals Fury and Joshua will meet in a long-awaited showdown at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff and now the WBA 'super' or primary title will be on the line.

It is a surprise move as the WBA already has a 'regular' titlist in Murat Gassiev who expected to be elevated to full champion after Oleksandr Usyk vacated the belt.

Both Fury and Joshua previously lost their world title belts to Usyk. Now they have the chance to reclaim a championship they have held in years gone by.

"That is the case at the moment. That's going to be on the line," Warren, who promotes Fury, told Sky Sports News.

"Whoever wins that, they've got a version of the belt and the objective, after Usyk vacated all the belts, is to find out who's the best, who's going to hold all the belts, who's going to be the No 1 heavyweight.

"I'm sure Usyk will be back in next year as well. It's going to be really, really exciting times."

Warren is staging the Daniel Dubois vs Fabio Wardley rematch on Saturday for the WBO heavyweight title. He would like to put the Dubois-Wardley winner in with the Fury-Joshua victor next year.

"These guys are all looking to unify the titles and get involved in massive, massive fights in 2027. We made it at Queensberry [Promotions] our mantra to make these fights happen. We've got three of the four heavyweight champions on our roster and we're going to make unification fights next year," Warren said.

"And it would be really, really good for the winner of Tyson and AJ to be involved in that. There are some fabulous fights to be made and the heavyweight division as I keep telling everybody is on fire. You've got some fabulous fights.

"[Dubois-Wardley] will set some big stuff up for the new year."

Dubois welcomes Fury or AJ

WBO heavyweight champion Dubois told Sky Sports News: "If they feed me one of them [Fury or AJ], I'll fight them. Nice appetiser. I'm ready for whoever they throw at me after this.

"I'll gladly take on the winner of that. I will stake my claim and take on the world, the belts and everything else that comes along with it."

[Floydendizer]

Sounds like they’re putting a show on the night before instead of having a big undercard on the night .

[Grilling Machine]

I think Fury will walk second. AJ said after the Ruiz rematch that he preferred walking first.

It's an interesting thing with two ways of looking at it.

Champions historically come out last for maximum buzz, but if the extra wait doesn't bother you I can see it being advantageous in acclimatising to the crowd and settling your heartrate a bit more. It's usually mandated by champs to have the opposite effect, but if you climb in first and know you're not a can...

Maybe that volleys the pressure back when the second man's aware of your self-belief.