- Tyson Fury has claimed that his long-awaited heavyweight fight against Anthony Joshua, scheduled for 11 December at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, is in jeopardy after accusing Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn of pulling out.
- The dispute reportedly centres on Hearn's reluctance to involve UFC chief Dana White in promoting the event, despite fight financier Turki Alalshikh stating White would collaborate on the Netflix-streamed bout.
- Fury released videos on social media attacking Hearn's ego and branding Joshua a coward for allowing administrative disagreements to threaten the historic all-British showdown.
- Reports suggest alternative fights are already being explored by organisers, including Fury facing unified cruiserweight champion David Benavidez or a match between Terence Crawford and Ryan Garcia.
- Fury heightened speculation about the cancellation by sharing a promotional poster for a substitute fight against Benavidez on the same December date in Cardiff.
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