Fury-Joshua fight in doubt as White uncertain over blockbuster bout
Dana White says he does not know whether the long-delayed heavyweight clash or its planned press conference will go ahead.
- The long-awaited December 11 bout between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua at Cardiff's Principality Stadium faces jeopardy just days after official announcement, with promotional disputes threatening the event's viability.
- UFC President Dana White's appointment as collaborator by Netflix sparked friction, as Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn claims this violates a contractual clause barring White's involvement.
- In a social media video, Fury labeled Joshua and Hearn "cowards," accusing the pair of attempting to withdraw due to Hearn's ego over White's involvement.
- Reports suggest organizers are exploring replacement bouts, including Terence Crawford versus Ryan Garcia, should the Fury-Joshua clash officially collapse before December 11.
- Tomorrow's scheduled press conference in London remains uncertain, with White stating on Sunday that he did not know whether the event would proceed as planned.
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The anticipated heavy-weight historic fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is threatened with cancellation, amid accusations of withdrawal and skeptical statements by the organizers.
Plans for the long-awaited heavyweight boxing clash between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua remain in doubt after promoter Dana White said he was unsure whether the fight would go ahead, BTA reported. It was announced on Thursday that Fury and Joshua would face each other on December 11 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff - an event billed as one of the biggest fights in British boxing history. However, late on Friday, Tyson Fury commented in a…
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