Fury and Joshua's Clash May Happen in Dublin This September

The highly anticipated heavyweight boxing match between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua could potentially occur in Dublin's Croke Park in September, aiming for an 80,000-seat capacity. Talks are in the early stages for this blockbuster fight, which has been long awaited.
Fury is set to face Arslanbek Makhmudov in London in December 2024, while Joshua has opted against a summer warm-up fight. Following a car crash in Nigeria, Joshua has returned to training.
He is pushing for the super fight to happen by the end of the year. Peter Mckenna, the Chief Executive of Croke Park, has indicated that the bout could also pave the way for Irish star Kati Taylor's final fight at the famous venue against a British rival.
Despite the ongoing discussions, no final agreement has been reached yet. The fight is expected to attract significant attention, although there are hurdles to overcome, including high security costs.
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