Frank Warren has provided an update regarding his fighter, Tyson Fury, placing his WBC Heavyweight belt in a fight with Anthony Joshua on December 3.
Public talks were halted out of respect for the Royal Family when the Queen passed away, but behind closed doors, things appear to be moving forward.
Today, promoters completely catch up with TalkSPORT. Warren, who led ‘The Gypsy King’ sensational comeback to the top of the sport, doesn’t want to say too much, but what he has to say is definitely positive.
“I’m not going to go into too much detail on this because we’ve seen that happen last time, where people are doing and so on, and it’s all disbanded – and this fight won’t go on until now. when it is signed.”
“Everybody wants it to happen, without any hitches along the way, so hopefully very quickly we can cross the line – but until it’s signed it won’t work. .”
As for where things are now in the process, Warren said that contract fights with both teams’ attorneys and broadcasters are currently being discussed.
“The lawyers will sign it, there are broadcasters involved – there are many aspects of this to work out – but everyone involved wants it to happen… They have accepted an offer. great. The basis of the deal, maybe 90% of what’s in the deal is fine, and the other 10% we have to deal with. “
90% could be a done deal in most businesses, but we’ve seen that boxing can be a different story. As many boxers and fans say, we’ll know the fight when Fury and Joshua step into the ring – but that seems to be the case. increasingly near.
