Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's December fight at risk
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's anticipated heavyweight clash is now in jeopardy, just days after both fighters agreed to meet on December 11 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, with the event set to be broadcast worldwide by Netflix. Disputes have arisen over promotional rights, raising doubts about the fight's progression.
UFC president Dana White expressed uncertainty regarding the fight's status when asked about a potential boxing event in London. Fury disclosed that a clause was removed from his contract to allow White's involvement, while he accused Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn of trying to back out of the fight.
Hearn denied these allegations and posted a cryptic message on social media. As the first promotional activity is scheduled for Wednesday, the contract disputes remain unresolved, posing significant challenges for the upcoming bout.
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