Fury says Joshua fight at risk amid promoter dispute
Tyson Fury says his long-awaited all-British heavyweight bout against Anthony Joshua, planned for December, is in jeopardy.
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Tyson Fury has said that his anticipated all-British heavyweight fight against Anthony Joshua, scheduled for December, is at risk because of a dispute involving promoters, according to BBC Sport.
Fury did not detail the full nature of the promoter disagreement in the reported remarks, but suggested it could threaten the fight going ahead as planned.
The bout has been billed as one of the most anticipated clashes in British heavyweight boxing, and any disruption would be a significant setback for fans awaiting the matchup.
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