Anthony Joshua–Tyson Fury Press Conference Goes Ahead Without Dana White
Eddie Hearn says White cannot join the promotion as organizers try to keep the 48-hour negotiation breakthrough on track.
- On Wednesday, September 30, Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are expected to hold their first face-to-face press conference at the British Airways Arc in London, keeping their December 11 fight on track.
- A dispute arose when UFC CEO Dana White was named as a promoter by Saudi powerbroker Turki Alalshikh, prompting Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn to challenge the involvement based on contractual terms.
- Fury's manager Spencer Brown confirmed the boxer enrolled in the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association testing program, resolving a final hurdle after a 48-hour negotiation period brought both sides to a "good place."
- Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn insisted White "won't be at the presser," countering Netflix's earlier press release suggesting collaboration between the UFC CEO and event organizers.
- Cardiff's 80,000-capacity Principality Stadium will host the December 11 showdown, marking the culmination of years of failed attempts to secure this British heavyweight clash.
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