FRI 20 NOV 2026 - 11:00PM
Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury
Venue to be announced
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Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury: what is signed and what is not
Joshua vs Fury is signed by both sides and scheduled for 20 November 2026, live on Netflix, with no venue announced as of 19 August 2026. Anthony Joshua's professional record is 30 wins, 4 losses and 27 knockouts. Tyson Fury's is 36 wins, 2 losses and 1 draw, with 25 knockouts. The two men have never fought each other as professionals.
Where the fight stands
The fight is scheduled for 20 November 2026. No venue has been announced. The promoters were still publicly disagreeing about it as of 17 August 2026.
Eddie Hearn says Joshua's signed contract requires the fight to take place in the UK, and that moving it would mean renegotiating. Frank Warren says Fury's agreement states something different on the venue. The fight is signed, but it is not finalised. Both promoters said publicly in August 2026 that it can still collapse over the venue.
Does this fight carry a title?
Neither man holds a world title, so no belt is at stake. Joshua last held the IBF title until September 2024, and Fury last held the WBC title until May 2024. Anthony Joshua is a two-time former unified world heavyweight champion and Tyson Fury is a two-time former world champion, but this is a non-title fight.
Recent form and records
Anthony Joshua stopped Kristian Prenga in round two on the night of Saturday 25 July 2026 at the Jeddah Superdome, after Prenga floored him twice in round one. Tyson Fury beat Mariusz Wach on 24 July 2026 at the Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya, Thailand, when Wach's corner retired him after seven rounds. Fury has never been stopped in 39 professional contests. Both records are as of 18 August 2026.
Hospitality at a heavyweight fight night
Fight-night hospitality covers the evening inside the venue and nothing outside it. Travel and accommodation are separate, and so is parking. The promoter sets the card, so the supporting bouts a guest sees can change late on. Where a bar forms part of a hospitality night, it is over-18s only and photographic identification may be required. Layouts differ from one venue to the next. The detail only firms up once a venue is named.
Frequently Asked Questions
At a heavyweight fight night, hospitality is arranged in advance rather than bought at the door. It usually means a reserved seat and a lounge to use before and after the boxing, with dining served ahead of the main ring walk. The Major Boxing Fights page has more on how boxing hospitality works.
Dress at a big fight night is usually smart or smart-casual, and the specific rules vary by venue and by lounge. No dress code has been published for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua, because no venue has been announced. Restrictions may apply, and any published rule will appear in the venue's own terms.
Fight nights are used for client entertaining, team rewards and milestone occasions. The format suits a group, because the undercard runs for several hours before the main event and leaves plenty of time to talk. Boxing is a combat sport, though, and the atmosphere is loud, so it does not suit every guest or every occasion. Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury is scheduled for 20 November 2026.
Accessible seating, step-free routes and companion policies are set by each venue and published in its own access guide. No venue has been announced for Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury, so no access information exists for this fight. A separate update sets out the current position on the date and venue.
Ringside seating is on the floor, level with the ring and closest to the action. Tiered seating sits above it and gives a wider view of the ring and the big screens. Lounge access and dining vary by tier, and every venue lays its floor out differently.
Guests arrive well before the first bell, use a lounge, eat before the headline ring walk and watch the undercard from their seats. The card and the running order are the promoter's to set, and both can shift late. Our guide to what time a big fight night starts covers how long the boxing usually runs.