Tickets for Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua sold out on Ticketmaster in 40 minutes on October 9, as 500,000 fans tried to buy tickets. A day after general admission tiered seating tickets ran out, another official retailer still has availability.
At Seat Unique, fans can still find tickets for the December 11 fight at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. VIP and hospitality packages remain available, offering an option for fans who thought they had missed out entirely.
Hospitality packages still on sale
As of writing, there is no virtual queue on the Seat Unique site, so tickets can be bought instantly, though they come at a high cost. Options include seating with offsite hospitality, private boxes, and tickets to the St David's Lounge.
Prices start at £399 per person for official U20-U22 seating, which includes a hospitality package with pre-fight access to Ten Mill Lane Bar, complimentary beer and spirits, and a VIP lanyard. Yesterday, the site's cheapest ticket started at £249 for 'premium' seats, which have since sold out.
Seats in U11 to U15 currently cost £449 per person, located in the east stand with hospitality perks. Fans booking for larger groups can opt for a Private Box from £2,999 per person.
Ringside and premium seats available
These pricier boxes include a dedicated host along with complimentary beers, wines, and soft drinks from three hours before the main event, enjoyed on a private balcony directly outside the suite. Seat Unique still has floor and ringside seats available from £7,995 per person, located in the front 15 rows.
The front four rows, between C and row D, are selling quickly at £14,995 per person, with only seven tickets left a day after the sale started. Front row inner ringside with offsite hospitality is priced at £19,995 each, with only five remaining.
The most premium tickets also come with a three-course dining menu and a VIP chauffeur for the night. They include a complimentary gift and pre-fight hospitality, but like all other tickets, this is at an offsite location. Prices listed do not include booking fees, so customers should check the total price during checkout.
Ticketmaster and resale availability
Ticketmaster completely sold out of general admission tickets within 40 minutes, leaving fans with VIP, hospitality, or resale options. However, other Ticketmaster availability has been found.
Reserved seats in section B10 are available for £734.65 each, while section M10 row B is slightly more expensive at £847.15 each, likely because they are row 1 of that area.
Fury vs Joshua tickets have already been listed on secondary sale sites like viagogo. Yesterday, prices started at £176 for upper-tier seating, but today the cheapest resale is £230 in the upper U15 in row 29. The site has limited ringside seats in section D row G for £6,203 each.
Some tickets may be listed above face value, but prices could drop closer to the fight. They could also increase as demand soars, with availability through primary channels expected to sell out.
The long-awaited clash is scheduled for Friday, December 11. While official timings have not been confirmed, the Fury and Joshua ringwalks are expected to start at 1am on Saturday, December 12. The full fight card is also unconfirmed, but Netflix, the fight's official broadcaster, says it will include 'a star-studded undercard' with 'marquee fighters' from around the world.
