Tyson Fury thanks Dana White for getting Anthony Joshua fight ‘over the line’ despite no date or location
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Key Points:
- Tyson Fury believes his camp has done everything possible to arrange a fight with Anthony Joshua, including involving UFC CEO Dana White, who helped finalize the deal with Netflix.
- The highly anticipated Fury vs. Joshua bout is reportedly planned for 2026 after both fighters complete their tune-up matches, though no official contract has been signed yet.
- Fury has publicly criticized Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn for delaying the contract signing and making demands, such as insisting the fight be held at Wembley Stadium, while Fury prefers Madison Square Garden.
- Despite frustrations and ongoing public disputes, Fury expressed gratitude towards Dana White for his role in facilitating the fight and extended an invitation to a press conference.
- Fury accuses Joshua’s team of being scared to fight and demanding more money, while he maintains he has not requested additional compensation or special conditions.
