Anthony Joshua and Deontay wilder finally reach agreement for heavyweight showdown

In long-awaited news, Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder have reportedly agreed to the terms for their highly anticipated heavyweight superfight.

No Host, No Fight

While both fighters are ready to step into the ring, the main hurdle now facing them is the lack of a venue to host the epic clash.

Promoter Eddie Hearn, who has been teasing the possibility of this matchup for quite some time, revealed that all the details have been ironed out. However, he is now struggling to secure a site with the necessary financial backing.

Hearn stated, "We've agreed the money. We've agreed everything. We're waiting on the official contract but we won't wait forever."

Possible Fights for Joshua

If the Wilder fight fails to materialize due to the hosting issue, Hearn believes Joshua could still step into the ring again this year.

Speaking to BBC Five Live, Hearn said, "He [Joshua] is just training away but he wants Wilder. If it can't be made, he wants to stay active. If he fights in December, that'll be three fights in eight months which is incredible for him."

The matchmaking options for Joshua include Filip Hrgovic and Andy Ruiz Jr, although Hearn admits these fights likely won't take place in the UK. He mentioned potential venues like Madison Square Garden or somewhere in the Middle East.

For Joshua, it's all about staying active and keeping his momentum going.