According to reports, ANTHONY JOSHUA could face Tyson Fury in London next spring as part of a mouthwatering two-header.
They were very close to agreeing on a historic heavyweight title decider in August 14th in Saudi Arabia.
Tyson Fury could be fought by Anthony Joshua in London next year
However, Fury's attempts to leave a contract tri-fight failed and the all-English unification was canceled.
Joshua, 31 years old, will instead face Oleksandr Usyk (34), a mandatory challenger at Tottenham's stadium.
Fury, 33, is now putting the WBC belt that he won from Wilder (35), up against the American on Oct 9 in Las Vegas.
If both British stars prevail, there's hope for a rematch of the first ever, four-belt heavyweight title bout.
According to the Evening Standard London is the "frontrunner" to host the first part of a possible two-bout deal, with the other going to the Middle East.
A stadium fight in summer would allow Spurs or Wembley to host, but Cardiff's Principality could be the only option for hosting in winter. It has a roof.
Going to Saudi Arabia would be a good idea if you are looking to travel towards the end the year. This was also the case with Andy Ruiz Jr (32), who beat AJ in December 2019.
Saudi Arabia can experience 38 degree temperatures in summer, so an indoor arena would be necessary.
It cooled to 17 degrees after Joshua defeated Ruiz, the man who had initially upset Joshua six months before.
AJ spoke up the possibility of Fury finally being defeated next year and said he would love to be a fixture at home.
According to him, the Daily Mail reported that "Me and Fury" is street names for two warriors and two fighters who came from the UK's amateur system and have taken the whole world by storm.
"We will get it on in Britain. Do not worry about your age or boxing politics.
"This is a British UK fight that can take place at Wembley or Tottenham or the O2, York Hall.
"I see it less as a megafight for the world, and more as a fight between two guys who met at Finchley ABC. It's a grassroots fight.
