Joshua fight doesn't look like it will happen - Fury
Summary
Tyson Fury has said his boxing match with Anthony Joshua likely will not happen due to disagreements over the location and money involved. Joshua’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, wants the fight in the UK as per their contract, but Saudi Arabian organizers and Joshua prefer it in the US, causing delays and tension.Key Facts
- Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua were expected to fight in November.
- The fight’s location is disputed: UK (per Hearn and Joshua's contract) vs. US (preferred by Saudi organizers and Joshua).
- The fight could be broadcast on Netflix and is of major interest in British boxing.
- Eddie Hearn sent a list of requested changes to the Saudi group Sela for the US venue, including financial matters.
- Joshua would earn less money if the fight happens in the US due to tax differences.
- Fury criticized Joshua and Hearn on social media, accusing them of being greedy and lacking courage.
- Hearn said the changes also cover practical details like travel and media access.
- There are unrelated financial disputes between Matchroom (Hearn’s company) and Sela connected to previous events.
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