Eddie Hearn restarts negotiations for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua at Wembley
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Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed on September 4, 2026, that negotiations have reopened to host the heavyweight fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua at Wembley Stadium. The discussion follows a period where the proposed venue had shifted toward Madison Square Garden in New York. Hearn announced the status update via social media, crediting public support as a factor in the return to talks concerning the London venue. No official agreement has been finalized between the two parties for the potential bout. The announcement marks a shift in plans as organizers attempt to secure a location for the high-profile matchup. Further updates regarding the venue and fight arrangements are expected as discussions continue.
- •Eddie Hearn confirmed that talks for the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight have reopened.
- •Wembley Stadium is once again being considered as the host venue for the bout.
- •Negotiations previously moved toward Madison Square Garden before the recent shift in venue strategy.
- •No final deal for the fight or the location has been confirmed by the promoter.
"Promoter Eddie Hearn has announced that talks have "reopened" to stage the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight at Wembley Stadium.
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