Fury Locked In for Joshua Showdown | Belfast News

0:00It's September 2nd. This is Belfast News today, AI-powered stories from your city. Alright, let's talk about the big boxing news. Tyson Fury's promoter, Frank Warren, is saying that Fury has officially signed the contract for a massive fight against Anthony Joshua. This has been a long time coming, and it sounds like Fury is ready to go, just waiting on AJ to do the same. The word on the street is that this showdown might go down a New York City, possibly at Madison Square Garden. While Joshua's team was leaning towards a fight in London at Wembley, the folks financing the event, a Saudi company, are pushing for the big apple to. Tap into the American market and a Netflix audience. Now Eddie Hurn, who promotes Joshua, has mentioned that the deal is still up in the air, depending on the purse for his fighter. But Warren is adamant, stating that Fury is 100% committed and has already put Penn to paper. He's basically saying Fury doesn't care where the fight happens, he just wants to get in the ring with Joshua. On a different note, Warren also defended his young fighter, Moses Aidauma, who recently

1:04lost a world heavyweight title about. He's pushing back against critics, saying they're all armchair experts after the fact. Warren believes Etauma is still on track to become a world champion, despite the setback. So, the Fury Joshua fight is looking more likely by the day, with Fury locked in. We're just holding our breath for Joshua's side to finalize things. And in the meantime, there's some rebuilding happening in the heavyweight division with Etauma.