
Anthony Joshua may have dropped a hint that his super-bout with Tyson Fury is set for Wembley Stadium amid speculation.
The British duo are expected to contest a heavyweight blockbuster this year, with London long earmarked as the likely host.
But amid a desire to host the fight at a premium time for a global broadcast audience, doubts have emerged in recent times.
But speaking ahead of his tune-up test with Kristian Prenga, Joshua stoked suggestions that he wants to keep the fight local.
"That would be amazing," he told The Ring. "God willing, I get through Saturday, everything I've worked on happens in the ring.
"I'll become victorious. It'll be amazing for it to be [in the United Kingdom]. What is the biggest stadium in the UK? Wembley.
"Spot on, that would be amazing. That's a dream. We're working towards bringing it to a reality, and [that] starts with Saturday."
Joshua's hopes of another Wembley showcase nevertheless still face ongoing issues owing to the proposed fight timeslot.
With powerbrokers reportedly pushing for a post-midnight headline ringwalk, several local authorities are involved in discussions.
Joshua last fought at Wembley in September 2024, when he suffered a chastening five-round stoppage loss to Daniel Dubois.
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