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Netflix Lands Joshua vs. Fury on December 11, And Boxing Fans Are Losing Their Minds

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December 11, 2026, at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. Mark that date, because after a wait that felt like forever, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are officially set to finally meet in the ring! This isn’t just some rumor or wishful thinking anymore; the two British boxing superstars are going to throw down before the year is out, in a fight that has been circling for what feels like an eternity. Seriously, this has been the talk of the boxing world, and now it’s actually happening.

The Long Road to Cardiff

Fans have been wanting to see Joshua and Fury clash for ages, and honestly, who could blame them? These two have dominated their respective corners of the sport, both coming off wins back in July. The big hang-up, the reason we waited so long, was a disagreement about where this epic showdown should even take place. But they finally hammered out a deal, and it’s fitting that these two United Kingdom heavyweights will battle it out on home turf in Cardiff, to settle once and for all who is the best fighter from the area. This isn’t a rematch, either. This is the first time in their careers Joshua and Fury have ever fought, which just cranks up the excitement even more!

Turki Alalshikh Gets The Job Done, Netflix Gets The Show

You gotta give credit where it’s due: Turki Alalshikh, a Saudi government official and co-founder of Zuffa Boxing, took the lead in getting this fight across the finish line. He’s the one who cleared those final hurdles after they finally nailed down the location. And get this: the fight is going to be aired *exclusively* on Netflix. Yeah, you read that right. Netflix! That’s a massive move for the sport and a pretty wild place to catch such a historic bout. This isn’t just a fight; it’s a spectacle, and Netflix is going all in.

Get ready to hear a lot more about this one very soon. Joshua and Fury are scheduled to come together for their first press conference on September 30. That’s when they’ll officially kick off the hype for this historic occasion, and you know there’s going to be some fireworks. Who do you think comes out on top?

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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