Frank Warren, a BOXING promoter, has confirmed that talks about Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have been halted following The Queen's death.
Last Thursday, Her Majesty died at Balmoral at the age of 96.
Warren states that talks on Fury vs Joshua are being postponed until after Queen's funeral
Joshua will receive a 40% cut
The Saturday, Sunday, and Monday fixtures of football were postponed, but Cricket and Rugby Union matches went ahead.
Warren, a boxing promoter, confirmed that talks about the all-British heavyweight match between Fury and Joshua were canceled due to The Queen's death.
After The Queen's funeral on Monday September 19, talks will resume.
Warren stated to talkSPORT that he had put everything on hold for the moment.
It was not appropriate, obviously. We feel that way.
"We have put it on hold, and will get on it within the next week."
"From our point of view, it doesn't seem appropriate out of respect for the past."
Joshua and Fury could be reunited in the UK at some point later in the year.
Joshua could be entering the title fight after two consecutive defeats to Oleksandr Uzyk and three losses in the last five.
Joshua was offered a 40% split of the largest purse in British boxing history.
One of the most talked-about venues is the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
A clash at Wembley Stadium in London is also possible.
