00:00Some boxing news for you now. Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury finally appear on course to meet in one of
00:08British boxing's biggest ever heavyweight fights.
00:11Recent reports suggest that after both men completed comeback victories, negotiations are now focused on staging the contest later in
00:212026.
00:23November is widely regarded as the most likely target, although no official date has been confirmed. Las Vegas is considered
00:34the leading venue with Allegiant Stadium favoured, while Cardiff's Principality Stadium remains an alternative if the fight goes ahead in
00:44the UK.
00:46The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London and Wembley Stadium could also be locations if the fight happens in England.
00:54The fight has yet to be formally announced, but confidence is growing that the long-awaited showdown will finally happen
01:03this year.
01:04Here is what Anthony Joshua had to say about his boxing career so late on.
01:09There was an opportunity to fight Prengar, of course, and then they also said, well, we want to extend that
01:15deal and give you an opportunity to fight Tyson Fury.
01:19Now, you put any fighter in that position where I was, they're saying, let me sign that contract.
01:25Give me the opportunity to fight Prengar, give me the opportunity to fight Fury, give me the opportunity to fight
01:30for the championship.
01:32It ain't about looking past anyone, it's just knowing your purpose and knowing your steps forward and moving up the
01:38ladder.
01:39And I've got a clear goal, I know what this year is about, I know how tough this year is
01:42going to be, but I'm definitely the man for the job.
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