Anthony Joshua

Eddie Hearn says this summer’s Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua superfight is “on the doorstep, ready to be delivered”.

What does the Eddie Hearn UK DAZN deal mean for Fury vs Joshua? We answer the big TV question ahead of this summer’s superfight.

Bob Arum has revealed the likely venue for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua as well as TV details for the big fight in the United States and UK.

DAZN chief Joe Markowski says the streaming platform will be open-minded and flexible on Fury vs Joshua, and will not slow the fight down.

Anthony Joshua could be without head trainer Robert McCracken for his showdown with Tyson Fury due to a clash with the Olympics.

Eddie Hearn says Fury vs Joshua is definitely a summer fight and there is no talk of moving it back to September or even later in the year.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have both approved a venue for their superfight to unify the world heavyweight titles later this year.

Matchroom Boxing CEO Frank Smith says July is still what his team are pushing for as a landing spot for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua.

Frank Warren believes Fury vs Joshua is unlikely to happen in July, and has predicted more likely landing spots for the superfight.

While it is still hoped Fury vs Joshua will happen in July, David Haye believes there could be a delay until November at the earliest.

It’s the footage we all wanted to see – Tyson Fury in camp, looking great and preparing for his superfight with Anthony Joshua.