
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's long-awaited heavyweight clash could now be set for Wembley Stadium, says Eddie Hearn.
The duo's blue-riband super-bout was originally expected to be held in London before powerbrokers eyed a move to America.
That has domianted headlines in recent weeks, with Matchroom boss Hearn adamant Joshua had signed to fight on home soil.
Amid fears that the glamour-division encounter could collapse , the former has now revealed Wembley is back in the picture.
"I want to thank everyone for the unbelievable support,” Hearn wrote to followers this week on Instagram. “You have been heard.
"Talks have now reopened for Wembley. Let’s make history with one of the biggest sporting moments Britain has ever seen.”
Discussions on an stateside fight reportedly emerged amid a desire from backers to maximise a potential television audience.
The decision to potentially take the fight away from Britain has been met with significant pusback from multiple parties however.
Here comes the latest twist in boxing's biggest soap opera - but for British fight fans, it might be the one they've been wanting.
News from Eddie Hearn that Wembley Stadium is back on the table for Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua is quite the beat though.
For ages, it has felt like New York City or bust, with the Matchroom boss and his main man seemingly willing to walk away.
Perhaps common sense - and public pressure - has prevailed. But if this story has shown anything, it is a capacity to change fast.
Either way, time is running out to make that reported November date. There will be more on this soon enough to disentangle too.
Britain's Conor Benn looks to become a world champion for the first time against US superstar Ryan Garcia on Saturday, September 12. Watch the fight exclusively in the UK & Ireland on DAZN PPV or included in our Ultimate Tier subscription.


