Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua: Cardiff's Principality Stadium keen to stage all-British bout

This website may contain adult language. TM & © BoxingScene. All Rights Reserved. Articles Shorts Schedule Results Rankings Sponsored AD ProboxTV’s championship series is now on the ProBoxTV YouTube channel for $5/month. 0 6 Tags Share Matchroom Boxing └ Eddie Hearn congratulates Anthony Joshua, with Sergey Lapin to his left, following dramatic win over Kristian Prenga DUBLIN, Ireland — Eddie Hearn has confirmed that Anthony Joshua has been paid for his July 25 contest versus Kristian Prenga in Saudi Arabia. Less than two weeks after its inaugural “members only” Martinez vs. Plantic broadcast, ProBoxTV returns on Friday, September 11, with its second “Championship Series” event, featuring Giovani Santillan returning to his hometown of San Diego, California, to take on former WBA junior-middleweight champion Abass Baraou of Berlin, Germany, in a high-stakes 10-round main event. 1d • 0 Top Stories View All Fabio Wardley will draw inspiration from Daniel Dubois' renaissance ahead of rematch BoxingScene Staff 3h ago Emanuel Navarrete-O’Shaquie Foster unification showdown officially announced Latest Top Interviews Giovani Santillan vs Abass Baraou | Sept 11th | Promo Less than two weeks after its inaugural “members only” Martinez vs. Plantic broadcast, ProBoxTV returns on Friday, September 11, with its second “Championship Series” event, featuring Giovani Santillan returning to his hometown of San Diego, California, to take on former WBA junior-middleweight champion Abass Baraou of Berlin, Germany, in a high-stakes 10-round main event. 1d • 0 This follows a report by BoxingScene’s Lance Pugmire last month that Matchroom Boxing had sent an addendum with regard to staging the long-anticipated contest between Joshua and Tyson Fury at New York’s Madison Square Garden on November 20. Joshua’s original contract stated the bout must take place in the UK, but the event organizers, Sela, and the broadcaster, Netflix, wish for the contest to take place in America. Hearn and Joshua’s most notable demand was for the heavyweight to collect his full purse from his second-round finish of Prenga. Asked Tuesday by BoxingScene if Joshua has now been paid for the contest, Hearn said: “Yeah, we're all good from the last fight, and we're all moving forward amicably. We don't want to do the fight in the US, but we also understand it has to work for everybody. And at the same time, we're basically being told, if you don't do the fight, we only want to do the fight in the US, which we don't agree with. We don't understand. “We've been banging our head against the wall on that for the last two months. So, like I said, we've set out our position, mainly in concern to the tax situation that will deplete his net purse by going to America, which can be rectified. I think they're happy to do that. Everything else, there's no abnormal requests. It's up to them. There's nothing else to discuss.” BoxingScene last week reported that H earn was yet to hear back after submitting his addendum , but confirmed today he received a response “two days ago”. “We will need to make a decision this week. They've replied. They have our terms. It's up to them,” Hearn said. “I mean, we don't want to do the fight in the US, but if they really want it in the US, these are our terms. "There's nothing unreasonable in there, to be honest with you. There's not one of those terms that was mentioned in the leaked email that is in the addendum. They're all stuff related to the fight. If they want it there, they'll sign it. If not, we'll be very happy, and we'll do it in the UK. We're speaking multiple times a day, but we're running out of time. I mean, if you want to do the fight on November 20, and they're talking of a press conference next week, it's Tuesday. Do you know what I mean? But the ball's in their court.” Hearn was then asked if he is confident of getting the fight over the line. “I have no idea. I mean, I think so,” he replied. “But our dream and our hope is they just turn around and go, ‘This is too messy, we'll just do it in Wembley.’ But they're adamant that they want the fight in America.”   Eddie Hearn talks to BoxingScene in Dublin ahead of Katie Taylor’s final fight against Flora Pili. He also gives the latest on Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury talks. 21h • 0 Eddie Hearn BACKS Ben Davison over Moses Itauma loss: "He's one of the best trainers in the world" Eddie Hearn speaks ahead of Katie Taylor vs. Flora Pili during fight week, discussing Katie’s historic 80,000-fan homecoming, the pressure surrounding the biggest night of her career and why he expects an unforgettable moment. 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He also gives the latest on Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury talks. 21h • 0 Eddie Hearn BACKS Ben Davison over Moses Itauma loss: "He's one of the best trainers in the world" Eddie Hearn speaks ahead of Katie Taylor vs. Flora Pili during fight week, discussing Katie’s historic 80,000-fan homecoming, the pressure surrounding the biggest night of her career and why he expects an unforgettable moment. Hearn also gives the latest on Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury, explains why he insists the fight takes place in the UK, responds to criticism from Fury and discusses the ongoing contract situation. Plus, Hearn reflects on Moses Itauma’s defeat to Filip Hrgovic, defends the young heavyweight and reveals why he still believes Itauma can become world heavyweight champion. 21h • 0 Sebastian Fundora Wants ALL FOUR BELTS Against Jaron 'Boots' Ennis Sebastian Fundora speaks to ProBox TV about his upcoming WBC mandatory defense and his plans for an undisputed showdown at 154 pounds. Fundora discusses the possibility of facing Jaron “Boots” Ennis, his thoughts on Ennis moving up to the division, and why he believes their potential clash could bring together all four world titles. The WBC champion also reveals his motivation to become undisputed, inspired by his sister Gabriela Fundora’s own four-belt achievement.

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