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Before the end of 2022, Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will square off, and the Gypsy King has proposed a variety of locations for the event, including the stadium of Manchester United.
Tyson Fury claims to have reserved the Old Trafford stadium for a bout with Anthony Joshua in November. Early on Wednesday, it was reported that Joshua had accepted Fury’s offer to face him before the end of 2022 for the WBC and Linear heavyweight titles.
After so many back and forths with Joshua for the greater part of six years, Fury announced on Tuesday that he has suggested a 60:40 split for their upcoming “Battle of Britain” battle.
Eddie Hearn, Joshua’s promoter, claimed that the fight could only be held in the Principality Stadium in Cardiff during that time of year in the UK, and December 17 swiftly became the most likely date.
Fury has reiterated that he’d prefer to fight before that date, despite reports claiming that both teams had agreed to it for the all-British blockbuster match.
Fury has already asserted that his team has “officially” reserved Old Trafford for the fight on November 12; nevertheless, it has been indicated that two later dates at other locations are more likely to materialize. On November 12, United travel to face Fulham in the Premier League.
“I have seen that they are fumbling around a little bit with the date,” he said to talkSPORT, “since we officially have Manchester United’s football ground scheduled for the 12th of November, but they are saying it is too short.”
Therefore, I have Wembley Stadium reserved for November 26 of this year, which is much greater than that. I even have a December date for him—the third of December in Cardiff—if he decides against going to Wembley at the end of November.
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