- Tyson Fury has insisted he will box on 20 November regardless of whether his proposed bout with Anthony Joshua is finalised.
- A potential super-fight between the two British heavyweights at Madison Square Garden in New York has hit contractual hurdles over venue locations.
- Fury named Agit Kabayel, Filip Hrgovic, and Daniel Dubois as alternative heavyweight opponents if negotiations with Joshua collapse.
- Eddie Hearn revealed Joshua's contract specifies a fight in the UK, whereas Fury's promoter Frank Warren stated Fury's terms are more flexible.
- Both fighters won their respective return bouts in July, with Fury stopping Mariusz Wach and Joshua recovering from two early knockdowns to defeat Kristian Prenga.
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