Tyson Fury

It looks like December 11 will be a busy day of sport.

Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury has been confirmed to take place on December 11 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.

The British heavyweights are set to throw down in Cardiff on December 11.

At last, the fight has been officially confirmed to take place in the UK later this year.

Anthony Joshua shared the email communication to his Snapchat story earlier this morning.

The Battle of Britain superfight set for November date at 80,000-capacity stadium and Netflix is reportedly on board.

The former heavyweight champion has finally responded to the rumours, and he's not happy.

Fury has made the bombshell claims amid uncertainty around the fight location.

Eddie Hearn has revealed that 'talks have reopened' for the fight's destination.

The Gypsy King accuses Joshua of swerving the highly anticipated all-English bout signed for this year.

Itauma was ahead on points until he was stopped by Hrgovic in their IBF heavyweight title fight.

Anthony Joshua has until Friday to confirm he will fight Tyson Fury in America or it will be cancelled.

Prince Naseem Hamed has made a staggering Moses Itauma claim which involves British boxing greats Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.

Tyson Fury has revealed why he didn't train seriously for Francis Ngannou years after his controversial victory.

Joshua must agree to the terms, or his showdown against Fury will be cancelled.

Iron Mike has called for the Fury vs Joshua fight to have a staple location, but admits his past would stop him from attending.

Eddie Hearn claims Joshua won't be taking part in all of the pre-match shenanigans, taking a hefty hit from his contract.

Fury's potential blockbuster fight against Joshua may not go ahead after all.

Hearn has threatened to sue White for his involvement in the Joshua vs Fury fight negotiations.

The trailer dropped during Monday's episode of WWE Raw.