The highly anticipated bout between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury has been a long time coming, with both fighters circling each other for over a decade. The British heavyweights have been on a collision course for a showdown, with the potential to become undisputed world champions. However, the fight has been plagued by missed chances and delays, with Fury stepping away from the sport and Joshua facing personal tragedies. Now, with Joshua making his comeback on July 25 and Fury set to fight on August 1, the stage is set for the fight of the century. But where will it take place? The contract states the fight must take place in the UK, with Wembley being the clear favourite. However, Eddie Hearn, the promoter, is open to renegotiating the contract if the fight is to take place elsewhere, such as the USA or Saudi Arabia. In my opinion, the fight should take place in the UK, as it is the biggest fight in the history of British boxing. It would be a shame not to stage this fight in Britain, and I believe it will be a truly historic event. The fight will be a test of Joshua's focus and determination, as he looks to become undisputed world champion again. He has been training with Oleksandr Usyk and is expected to beat Kristian Prenga on July 25. However, the real test will come against Fury, who has the same request in his contract for a fight in the UK. The fight will be a clash of titans, with both fighters having a lot to prove. Joshua, who is 110 per cent focused, is ready to take on the challenge and become the undisputed world champion. In my opinion, this fight will be a turning point in British boxing, and I can't wait to see it unfold. The stage is set for a truly historic event, and I believe it will be a fight to remember.
