
The hype machine surrounding a possible heavyweight clash between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua continues to roll on.Â
After both men secured wins this past weekend, an official announcement on this fight is apparently not too far away.Â
One talking point has been the location. It was immediately assumed that Fury vs. Joshua would take place at London's Wembley Stadium in front of a crowd of more than 90,000 people.Â
However, with Dana White and Zuffa Boxing supposedly involved, there have been recent reports of the fight taking place in the US, with New York's Madison Square Garden the latest venue to be rumoured.Â
Speaking following a Zuffa Boxing event on Sunday night, White remained tight-lipped when it came to the location for Fury-Joshua.Â
"I’ve always known where it is," White said.
"Seems like I’m the only f—g guy who knows where it is.
"We’ll let you know."
White's apparent involvement continues to irk Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, who insists he is not involved and that the fight must take place in the UK, according to the contract his fighter signed.Â
Even if this bout does take place in Britain, it could be in the early hours, with His Excellency Turki Alalshikh hoping to capture a large American audience, but this plan has been met with mixed responses from fight fans.
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