Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are set to fight on November 20 in New York City, ending prolonged negotiations over a potential all-British heavyweight bout. A report says both fighters have signed contracts covering the date and location.
The venue choice is framed as a scheduling decision to avoid a clash with the NFL, and the fight is described as moving away from Wembley, a site previously associated with major British boxing events. With the date and arrangements now reportedly agreed in writing, outlets indicate the focus is shifting to bout logistics, including promotional planning and broadcast arrangements in the United States.
While details about timing and fight-card specifics are not included in the available reports, the key common point is that the date and New York location are treated as finalized following contract signatures.
