FRANK WARREN said Tyson Fury's fight against Dillian Whyte was scheduled for March in Cardiff. There will not be a rematch clause.
Fury has been officially ordered by the WBC to defend his title against Whyte.
Tyson Fury and Promoter Frank Warren
It is appropriate to fill stadiums, but Cardiff's 75,000-seater cannot accommodate the British crowd.
TalkSPORT's Promoter Warren said: "You have to be realistic and consider the time of year.
"First, it's a stadium match but it's best to place it in any stadium without a roof. Unfortunately none of the stadiums have roofs except Cardiff.
"That's exactly where we are. We won't be wearing shorts in March, but we will still be there.
"And football season has started, so there will be problems with almost all the grounds. Cardiff would be considered the favorite.
Fury, 33, defeated Deontay Wilder (36), in round 11 in their epic trilogy fight in October.
However, Whyte, 33 years old, won victory over Alexander Povetkin (42), in March and was scheduled to face Otto Wallin (31 weeks later).
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSHe was forced to leave the WBC after sustaining a shoulder injury, but he retained his position as a mandatory participant in the WBC.
Fury wanted to fight Oleksandr Uzyk (34), for the undisputed titles.
The Ukrainian has agreed to a rematch immediately with Anthony Joshua (32), who he defeated in September.
Fury has been prevented from challenging Usyk by AJ's rematch clause in the first-ever, 4-belt heavyweight unification.
Warren said that there would be no rematch when Fury defends his crown from Whyte.
He replied, "No, we'll just get on with it. He said, "No, we'll just get it on.
