Wembley Stadium is back in the running to host the long-awaited Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua mega-fight, after weeks of uncertainty over venue and contract disputes. Promoter Eddie Hearn has revived talks, citing fan demand and a desire to make it Britain’s biggest sporting moment. London Mayor Sadiq Khan backs the move, highlighting Wembley’s accessibility and capacity to draw 100,000 fans plus global viewers. Both fighters are now battle-ready following recent wins, with this bout—delayed for over a decade since their 2010 sparring session—now poised to finally take place on UK soil.
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