Tickets for the heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua go on general sale today at 12pm, with the fight set to take place at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on 11 December.
The long-awaited clash between the two British boxing giants was officially confirmed last month, ending more than a decade of anticipation. The event is expected to be one of the most talked-about fights in British boxing history, coming just weeks before Christmas.
How to get tickets for Fury vs Joshua
Ticketmaster is the primary seller for the event, with the cheapest general sale tickets priced at £75. VIP and hospitality packages are also available. The promoter advises fans to be online 15 minutes before the sale opens and to turn off any VPNs to improve their chances of securing tickets.
Tickets are expected to sell out quickly, with demand likely to be intense for one of the biggest fights in the sport's history.
What time does Fury vs Joshua start?
The event takes place on the evening of Friday 11 December, but ringwalks for the main event are not expected until the early hours of Saturday morning. Fury and Joshua are expected to enter the ring from around 1am UK time, a schedule designed to suit Netflix's US audience.
How much will the fight cost on Netflix?
Unlike traditional pay-per-view events, Netflix has confirmed that Fury vs Joshua will be streamed live at no additional cost for its 325+ million members.
Who is on the Fury vs Joshua undercard?
No fights have been announced for the rest of the card yet, but Netflix has promised a star-studded undercard before the main event. Manny Pacquiao is in talks to appear on the show in Cardiff, with several possible opponents being discussed. Amir Khan is among the names mentioned, but the Briton has ruled out appearing on the December show. Reports also suggest Deontay Wilder, who shared a brutal trilogy with Fury, will be part of the bill.
