Overview
- Eddie Hearn said Monday that Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is “signed, sealed, delivered,” and Saudi organiser Turki Alalshikh echoed that the deal is done for a planned November bout on Netflix.
- Joshua will fight Kristian Prenga on July 25 in Riyadh in a tune‑up streamed on DAZN, and multiple outlets report the Fury fight proceeds only if Joshua comes through that assignment.
- Fury’s manager Spencer Brown has indicated Fury may seek another warm‑up, which could nudge scheduling as final logistics and broadcast details are still being set.
- Fury returned from retirement on April 11 with a points win over Arslanbek Makhmudov, while Joshua is resuming his career after a December 2025 car crash in Nigeria that killed two close friends on his team.
- Saudi backing and streaming partners are central to this slate, with Netflix lined up for the November main event and DAZN for July, underscoring how big boxing shows are increasingly built around global platforms.