Warren: No Venue Yet for Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury Fight

Veteran boxing promoter Frank Warren has confirmed that no venue has yet been agreed for the long-awaited heavyweight clash between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury.

Speaking about the highly anticipated bout, Warren stated that discussions regarding the location are still ongoing and that all stakeholders involved must reach an agreement before a final decision can be made. Despite growing speculation linking the fight to venues in both the United Kingdom and the United States, Warren stressed that nothing has been finalized.

“Nothing’s been decided yet,” Warren said, adding that broadcasters, sponsors, and event organizers all have input regarding where the blockbuster contest will ultimately take place.

The heavyweight showdown, which boxing fans have demanded for years, is expected to be one of the biggest fights in British boxing history. Both fighters have reportedly agreed to face each other later in 2026, although they are first scheduled to complete separate tune-up bouts.

Joshua is set to face Kristian Prenga in July, while Fury is also expected to take another fight before stepping into the ring against his longtime rival. Warren remains confident that, provided both men win their interim contests, the super-fight will proceed as planned.

Reports have suggested that Las Vegas could emerge as a potential host city, while Warren has publicly expressed a preference for staging the all-British clash in the United Kingdom. However, he emphasized that no official determination has been made regarding either the date or venue.

The fight is currently being targeted for later this year, with November frequently mentioned as a possible timeframe, though no formal announcement has been issued.

For now, boxing fans will have to wait a little longer for confirmation, but Warren insists there is no danger of the mega-fight collapsing and remains optimistic that one of boxing’s most anticipated matchups will finally become a reality.