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Cardiff Could Host Fury‑Joshua Showdown

Tyson Fury’s manager, Spencer Brown, has confirmed that a fight with Anthony Joshua is "100 per cent happening", with negotiations still underway. The bout, long awaited by British boxing fans, could take place in December and would be hosted at one of three UK venues, including Cardiff and Wembley Stadium. Brown told Sky Sports that Fury has been on board from the start and is willing to fight at any location. He added that the negotiations involve key promoters Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren, and that the final decision will rest with Turki Al‑Sheikh, Netflix and SELA. The Welsh Rugby Union expressed enthusiasm for hosting the event, citing the stadium’s close‑roof design and city‑centre location. While the fight’s date remains unconfirmed, the manager’s confidence suggests the match will materialise this year. The potential venue switch has kept the fight alive after earlier stalling over location disputes. Fans can expect a high‑profile British boxing bonanza if the negotiations conclude successfully.

· Sky Sports

The essential points

  1. 01Fury’s manager confirms fight is 100% happening, negotiations ongoing
  2. 02Three UK venues, including Cardiff and Wembley, are still in consideration for a December showdown
  3. 03Promoters Eddie Hearn, Frank Warren and stakeholders Turki Al‑Sheikh, Netflix, SELA are involved in final decision
  4. 04Welsh Rugby Union welcomes hosting, citing stadium’s close‑roof and city‑centre location as key advantages
The full brief

Tyson Fury’s manager, Spencer Brown, has confirmed that a fight with Anthony Joshua is "100 per cent happening", with negotiations still underway. The bout, long awaited by British boxing fans, could take place in December and would be hosted at one of three UK venues, including Cardiff and Wembley Stadium. Brown told Sky Sports that Fury has been on board from the start and is willing to fight at any location.

He added that the negotiations involve key promoters Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren, and that the final decision will rest with Turki Al‑Sheikh, Netflix and SELA. The Welsh Rugby Union expressed enthusiasm for hosting the event, citing the stadium’s close‑roof design and city‑centre location. While the fight’s date remains unconfirmed, the manager’s confidence suggests the match will materialise this year.

The potential venue switch has kept the fight alive after earlier stalling over location disputes. Fans can expect a high‑profile British boxing bonanza if the negotiations conclude successfully.