Fury-Joshua fight in jeopardy amid promoters' dispute, Fury says
Tyson Fury says the long-awaited bout with Anthony Joshua, set for December 11 in Cardiff, is at risk over a clash between promoters.
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Tyson Fury has said his long-awaited boxing bout with Anthony Joshua is in jeopardy following a dispute between the fight's promoters.
The bout, considered one of the biggest in British boxing history, had recently been set for December 11 in Cardiff.
Fury's comments raise uncertainty over whether the fight will proceed as planned, though no final decision on its status has been confirmed.
The matchup has been highly anticipated by fans given the profile of both fighters in British boxing.
Sources
- Fury says boxing bout with Joshua in jeopardy over promoters’ clash — Al Jazeera — All
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