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Fury and Joshua heavyweight bout set for December 11 in Cardiff

Source: ABC News Australia · 24 Sep 2026, 13:05 UTC
Fury and Joshua heavyweight bout set for December 11 in Cardiff
Image: ABC News Australia · original report

A long-anticipated bout between British former heavyweight world champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua has been confirmed for December 11 in Cardiff, ABC News Australia reports. The supplied material does not include details about the venue, the fighters’ preparation, the event’s billing or the terms of the agreement.

A boxing match between British former heavyweight world champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua has been confirmed for December 11 in Cardiff, ABC News Australia reports. The announcement brings together two fighters who have held world heavyweight titles, according to the supplied material. It describes the contest as long-awaited.

No venue is named beyond Cardiff, and the report does not provide the scheduled start time, the number of rounds or the titles, if any, that will be at stake. The available information also contains no details about the fighters’ training, undercard or the agreement that led to the bout being confirmed.

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