How to watch Fury v Joshua press conference free: Date, time, live stream and who's speaking

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are set to come face to face for the first time since their long-awaited showdown was confirmed in a press conference on Wednesday evening.

After more than a decade of talk, the biggest British boxers of their generation will finally touch gloves at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Friday 11 December.

The pair have aimed plenty of digs at each other over the years and the war of words is likely to amp up ahead of the fight.

That will start with their London press conference, with both Fury and Joshua in the English capital and set to speak to the media this evening.

Ahead of the most anticipated British boxing clash in recent memory, UK viewers can tune in to watch the Fury v Joshua press conference for free.

Radio Times rounds up everything you need to know about the Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua fight, including the expected date and UK time.

When is the Fury v Joshua press conference?

The Fury v Joshua press conference is scheduled for Wednesday 30 September 2026.

The event in at the British Airways Arc at the Olympia in London is expected to start at 6pm UK time.

The press conference will be streamed live for free on Netflix YouTube, Netflix Sports TikTok, Netflix Sports Twitter/X, and HE Turki Alalshikh X, Facebook, YouTube and Ring Magazine YouTube.

Unlike the fight itself, viewers do not need a Netflix subscription to watch the press conference.

Netflix hold the broadcast rights for the 'Battle of Britain'. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.

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Who is expected to speak at the Fury v Joshua press conference?

Both Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are expected to speak at tonight's press conference.

Manager Spencer Brown will join Fury but it remains to be seen whether his father John Fury or brother Tommy Fury will be with him.

Promoter Eddie Hearn will be part of Joshua's entourage as usual.

Turki Al-Sheikh, the Saudi government official and co-owner of Zuffa Boxing that appears to have played a key role in setting up the fight is expected to be at the press conference.

How involved Dana White, the UFC CEO who also heads up Zuffa Boxing, is in the fight is a point of contention but the American will not be in attendance this evening.

White was at a UFC Contender Series event on Tuesday night and explained that his commitment to it was the reason he'd miss the Fury v Joshua press conference.

He said: "I would have been there if I didn't have the [Contender Series]."

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