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Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua: Gypsy King 8/15 as all-British superfight confirmed for Friday 11 December

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Keep up to date with all the latest news and betting ahead of Fury v AJ

The long-awaited all-British heavyweight clash between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua has been confirmed, so keep up to date with all the latest news, betting and predictions as December's superfight in Cardiff gets ever closer...

  • Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua superfight confirmed for 11 December
  • Fight will take place in Cardiff's Principality Stadium, live on Netflix
  • We'll bring you news, betting, previews and tips in the build-up
  • Click here for all Betfair's boxing odds.


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Fury v Joshua fight details:
Friday, 11 December 2026
Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Live on Netflix


Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua (Match Odds)


September 24 - Fight confirmed, Fury favourite

Fury odds-on to beat Joshua as fight finally confirmed

Tyson Fury is 8/151.53 favourite on the Betfair Sportsbook to beat Anthony Joshua in the much-anticipaed, all-British heavyweight clash after the fight was confirmed for Friday 11 December at Cardiff's Principality Stadium.

The long-awaited fight, which has been an on-off saga for almost 10 years, will be broadcast live on American-owned streaming channel Netflix.

Although the fight's official date is Friday 11 December, it is expected that the ringwalks won't take place until the early hours of Saturday in the UK, a schedule that will cater for viewers in the USA.

Joshua is the 8/52.60 underdog on the Betfair Sportsbook, with the Draw priced up at 20/121.00.

Inspiring a generation, says AJ

Although the usually vocal Fury is yet to comment on the fight announcement, Joshua took to Instagram to say that he is "inspiring a generation".

The two fighters, both two-time world champions, are expected to come face-to-face for the first time since the fight was announced next Wednesday at a news conference in London.

Although the two fighters have never publicly declared hatred for each other, there have often been spats and squabbles between the pair on social media, often blaming each other for backing out of previous proposed fights, which should make for fantastic entertainment in the weeks building up to December's clash.


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