Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will finally settle their rivalry in the ring after years of near-misses, broken negotiations and endless speculation.
The two British heavyweight giants will meet at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on December 11, 2026, in one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in British boxing history.
Long-awaited all-British showdown confirmed
The long-awaited all-British showdown has officially been confirmed, bringing an end to a saga that has stretched across much of the past decade. Fury and Joshua will face each other for the first time professionally, with both former world champions now preparing for the biggest fight of their careers.
The pair will begin the final build-up when they appear together at a press conference at British Airways Arc in London on 30 September. The fight will be streamed globally on Netflix.
Records and recent form
Joshua has a professional record of 30 wins and four defeats, with 27 victories coming by knockout. Fury has 36 wins, two losses and one draw, including 25 knockouts.
Both men came through recent warm-up bouts in July, with Fury stopping Mariusz Wach and Joshua recovering from two first-round knockdowns to stop Kristian Prenga.
Latest odds for the fight
After years of waiting, Fury and Joshua finally have a date, a venue and a fight — with Cardiff set to host one of the biggest nights in British boxing history.
The latest odds for the fight are:
- Result: Fury 8/15, Draw 16/1, Joshua 13/8
- Method of victory: Fury on points or decision 16/5, Fury via TKO/KO/DQ 13/10, Joshua on points or decision 15/2, Joshua via TKO/KO/DQ 13/5
- To go the distance: Yes 13/8, No 4/9
