Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will fight in an all-British heavyweight bout on 11 December in Cardiff, with the match confirmed for Wales’ Principality Stadium. Multiple outlets report the long-awaited fight has finally been scheduled after years of negotiations.

Turki Al-Sheikh is cited by several reports as confirming the date and venue, and one source notes earlier discussion of potential locations such as New York and London before promoters settled on Cardiff. The BBC also frames the announcement in terms of Cardiff winning the hosting bid over competing options.

Outlets largely focus on the same core details—both fighters, the shared date, and the Cardiff venue—while differing in emphasis. Some preview the significance of the event for British boxing and what it means for Cardiff, while others focus on the broader context of the fighters’ decade-long back-and-forth and their status as former world champions. Another outlet adds that the fight is set to be available via Netflix, while predictions and local-interest angles highlight what the city needs to know for the event.