Tickets for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua on December 11 are still available through official channels, despite reports that the fight sold out in 40 minutes. More than half a million boxing fans attempted to buy tickets last week, but most were left empty-handed.
Ticketmaster reportedly sold out its general admission allocation, but Seat Unique, the fight's 'official partner', still has tickets available. There is no virtual queue system, allowing fans to book straightaway, with perks such as premium seating and complimentary food and drink.
Seat Unique packages and pricing
Seat Unique's offerings start at £299 per person for 'premium' seats in the Principality Stadium's upper tier. This package includes complimentary food and drinks, champagne on arrival, and access to an off-site hospitality area close to the stadium. Lower-tier seating starts at £599 per person with the same benefits.
For larger parties, a Private Box is available from £3,199 per person. These packages feature a dedicated host plus complimentary beers, wines and soft drinks available from three hours before the main event, enjoyed on a private balcony outside the suite. Floor and ringside seating is available from £7,995 per person, with seats up to the front row.
Premium ringside options
The most premium packages range from £6,995 for Front 15 Rows – Inner Ringside with Offsite Hospitality to £18,995 for Front Row - Inner Ringside with Offsite Hospitality. These include VIP chauffeur transport, a complimentary three-course meal and drinks, plus an 'exclusive gift' on the night. Advertised prices exclude booking fees, so buyers should check the final cost at checkout.
While Ticketmaster reportedly sold out of standard tickets, its site shows some available between £312.75 and £3,153.40, mostly on the stadium floor with several single tickets in the upper tier.
Fight date and undercard
The fight is set for Friday, December 11, with ringwalks expected at 1am on Saturday, December 12. The full undercard remains unconfirmed, but Netflix, the fight's official broadcaster, states it will feature 'a star-studded undercard' with 'marquee fighters' from across the globe.
