Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua AGREED and signed | Boxing News

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have reportedly reached an settlement to conflict in a highly-anticipated heavyweight bout – as important particulars have emerged. Back in December, reviews surfaced that the duo have been set to finally resolve their long-standing rivalry in the ring in 2026.

However, merely days following his knockout victory over Jake Paul this past Christmas, Joshua was concerned in a devastating car accident in Nigeria, which claimed the lives of his two close buddies Sina Ghami and Lateef ‘Latz’ Ayodele. There have been considerations that Joshua would possibly never compete again after narrowly escaping death, but the previous two-time heavyweight world champion is now back endeavor some gentle training amidst discussions of a potential return to the ring this summer season.

‘AJ’ has been prompt to face former rival Dillian Whyte before pursuing a showdown with Fury. According to boxing journalist Gareth A Davies, both Fury and Joshua have reached an settlement to meet in the ring.

Speaking on talkSPORT, Davies disclosed that the battle is ‘signed’ before asserting it has been ‘agreed’. “The Fury-Joshua fight is signed,” he said. “Okay, it is signed in the background. I’ve got that on good authority.”

Davies revealed that the showcase will probably be broadcast live on Netflix and is probably going to happen either ‘late in the 12 months’ or ‘next 12 months’, with Joshua anticipated to return to the ring in either ‘June or July. ‘ “It’s with the big money people. It’ll be on Netflix.”

Davies additional said: “It’s on the cards and it’s going to happen.”

Netflix are set to screen Fury’s comeback on April 11. Last 12 months, the ‘Gypsy King’ shocked followers by declaring his retirement from boxing, only to reverse his choice a few months later.

The 37-year-old is due to face formidable Russian knockout specialist Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Netflix has emerged as a important drive in the boxing world just lately, having broadcast bouts such as Paul vs Joshua, Canelo Alvarez vs Terence Crawford, Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano and Paul vs Mike Tyson.

Joshua is nearing a return to full training forward of a potential comeback to the ring later this 12 months. Last month, the Brit’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, disclosed that an all-British heavyweight conflict between Fury and Joshua may still happen despite his star shopper’s near-death expertise.

“Originally the plan with AJ was for him to fight in March and then fight Tyson Fury in August,” Hearn informed Boxing Scene. “He’s not going to fight Tyson Fury next; he’s going to come back, I believe, in late summer. Physically he’s not yet in a position to return so I’m planning and he’s just resting and preparing.

“I’m trying at choices to get him back in the ring in July but we’ll only know if that’s a real chance when he returns to camp which is able to hopefully be in the next couple of weeks Every battle is harmful coming off what he is been through. We are open to the Tyson Fury battle but more probably at the end of the 12 months or early in 2027.”