Promoter Eddie Hearn says he is confident the heavyweight fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will take place in the UK in November. Speaking on the prospect of holding the bout regardless of conditions, Hearn downplays concerns about weather and logistics, stating that the fight could happen “in the snow” and that the main priority is that it goes ahead. Both outlets report the same remarks, presenting Hearn’s position that plans remain focused on delivering the event in the UK during November. The statements do not include additional confirmed details such as the exact venue, ticket arrangements, or any finalized bout terms. Instead, the coverage centers on Hearn’s confidence and his view that barriers related to the environment should not prevent the fight from being staged as scheduled. The reports reflect optimism from the promoter amid ongoing negotiations typically associated with arranging major boxing events.
Eddie Hearn says AJ vs Fury is expected in the UK this November
Promoter Eddie Hearn says he is confident the heavyweight fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will take place in the UK in November. Speaking on the prospect of holding the bout regardless of...
- Eddie Hearn says he is confident AJ vs Fury will take place in the UK in November.
- Hearn indicates he is not concerned about adverse weather or conditions for the event.
- His comments emphasize that the primary goal is for the fight to happen.
- Both sources cite the same remarks about the fight taking place “in the snow.”
"The fight can take place in the snow. I don't really care, so long as it takes place."
2 months ago"The fight can take place in the snow. I don't really care, so long as it takes place."
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