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The long-awaited heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is looking increasingly likely to take place in America rather than the UK.
Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed that Turkish Alalsikh, who is organizing the all-British fight, now prefers the clash in the US.
Alalsikh previously said he wanted the fight to be held at a time that worked for a global audience and would discuss a later than usual start time with London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan.
however, Sky Sports News Earlier in the week it was revealed that Brent Council had yet to be approached about extending the curfew at Wembley Stadium to allow a 2am ring walk.
talking DAZN Ahead of Joshua’s preparatory fight with Christian Prenga in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, Hearn said: “We’ve been told in the last 24 hours that (the fight in America) is what they want.
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“It’s not consistent with the contract we signed. Until we’re happy, we expect every point of that contract to be followed. I think this fight should be in the UK.
“Anthony Joshua insists the contract says the fight must take place in the UK.
“If they want to change the contract, we have to renegotiate the contract. Which, by the way, is not a problem. But it’s a conversation we have to have.”
Anger: I passed my test, what about AJ?
Fury remained unconvinced that Joshua would agree to the fight and questioned whether his opponent had the “guts” to face him.
37 years old, to speak later His seventh-round stoppage of Mariusz Wachs in a non-televised bout In Thailand on Friday, Joshua chose not to step into the ring with Arslanbek Makhmudov after his win over Arslanbek Makhmudov at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in April.
Fury stopped the watch in the seventh round
Fury said: “I passed my test. Let’s see if (Joshua) passes his test. The biggest test is how big his balls are. I think he’s a big house.
“In front of 70,000 people in Tottenham, he didn’t have the guts to get in the ring and face me. Let’s see if he ever does. I’m not sure.
“I’ll be regrouping. Hopefully the next big fight will be signed next week, and we’ll just keep going wherever we go.
“Is it going to be in Vegas? Is it going to be in New York? Is it going to be in Ireland? Is it going to be in London? Who knows, maybe Belfast? It might even be in Pattaya, Thailand!”
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