Overview
- Promoter Eddie Hearn said talks have "reopened" for Wembley on Friday after organisers and Netflix pushed to stage the fight at Madison Square Garden in New York.
- Tyson Fury has publicly attacked Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn, thanked UFC boss Dana White for helping broker Netflix involvement, and warned he will move on if the dispute continues.
- Frank Warren says Fury signed a contract and is training for an early‑November return while Joshua and Matchroom have not signed revised U.S. terms.
- Matchroom argues U.S. withholding tax would cut fighters’ net pay by a material amount, a gap reported as roughly $10m for Joshua, and is seeking extra compensation or a UK staging to protect purses.
- If promoters cannot bridge the venue, tax and commercial‑control split between UK promoters and Netflix/Sela backers, the November window could collapse and fallback plans or delays will be considered.