Dana White casts doubt on Fury-Joshua fight after day of uncertainty
UFC boss Dana White said he did not know whether the proposed Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua bout would go ahead.
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Fresh uncertainty has emerged around the proposed heavyweight boxing bout between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, after Dana White said he did not know whether the fight would actually take place, the BBC reported.
White's comments came after what the BBC described as 24 hours of chaos surrounding the future of the potential matchup between the two British heavyweights.
Neither Fury nor Joshua has publicly confirmed the specific status of the fight following White's remarks, according to the available report.
A bout between Fury and Joshua has long been among the most anticipated matchups in British boxing, with fans and pundits having speculated for years about whether the two would eventually meet in the ring.
Further details on the fight's status, including any potential new date, venue or promotional arrangement, had not been confirmed at the time of the report.
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