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Friday, October 9, 2026

Fury vs Joshua ticket prices and how to buy today

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The biggest fight in British history has been almost a decade in the making and finally got the green light last month after a decisive intervention in negotiations from boxing powerbroker Turki Alalshikh.

After new doubts caused by the bitter rift between promoters Eddie Hearn and Dana White, proceedings got under way last week with a surprisingly amicable press conference in London, in which both fighters expressed their respect and admiration for each other’s careers and talents.

There was a sprinkling of animosity as Fury, when prompted by the host, told Joshua: “I'm number one, son. On December 11th, you’re going to see Tyson Fury… you’re The Landlord coming to collect — and I ain’t f*****g paying!”

The following face-off, which ended with Joshua tickling his opposite number and giggling, quashed any notion of genuine bad blood between the two fighters, both of whom will now have returned to their camps to get ready for fight night.

And that means it is time for fans to start making arrangements, too.

When is Fury vs Joshua?

Fury vs Joshua takes place on Saturday December 11, 2026. After initial plans to stage the mammoth bout at Madison Square Garden in New York, it was eventually confirmed to be taking place at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

However, a recent application to Cardiff Council revealed that ring walks for the main event are likely to come at around 1am BST on Sunday morning, in order to cater for a global television audience live on Netflix.

The venue is expected to remain open until around 3:30am.

When do Fury vs Joshua tickets go on sale?

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Tyson Fury faces Anthony Joshua in a heavyweight blockbuster in December

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Tickets for Fury vs Joshua will go on general sale today - Friday October 9, 2026 - at 12pm BST. They will be sold via Ticketmaster.

Fury vs Joshua ticket prices

Full price ranges for the fight are yet to be confirmed, though tickets will start at £75.

Tickets for ringside are expected to cost comfortably in excess of £1,000.

How to watch Fury vs Joshua

Fury vs Joshua will be broadcast live and exclusively around the world on Netflix.

Netflix members will be able to watch the event through their normal monthly subscription at no extra cost. A subscription to Netflix currently costs from £7.99 a month in the UK.

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