Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua: Expected to smash the previous record of TWO MILLION PPVs in monumental Battle of Britain

FRANK Warren believes that Tyson Fury's Battle of Britain and Anthony Joshua could break all previous records, hitting two million pay per view buys.

The Gypsy King offered his compatriot, AJ a shot at his WBC title and a 40% split of the purse. This would be the largest fight the country has ever witnessed.

The possibility of Fury fighting in the fight is still uncertain, especially considering Fury's desire for it to be held in November, just two months after Joshua's defeat to Oleksandr Uzyk.

If it goes ahead, Fury, the undefeated WBC champion, has already stated that he would be Joshua's overwhelming favorite.

Eddie Hearn, AJ's promoter, confirmed contact between the two camps. Warren told talkSPORT on Tuesday that a written proposal was being made.

Fury's copromoter revealed that Fury will be promoting the event in the UK, despite any big-money offers from abroad.

He believes that if they deliver the fight the world wants, it will be the most-purchased boxing fight in UK history.

Warren stated that it would be in the UK, and possibly in November. This is what we are looking into.

"How do we make it work? Tyson insists that the fight is in the UK. It has to work. He is eager to fight here and to deliver for the British fans.

It will be a major gate, because of the huge interest shown by the British public. And it will break all pay per view records. It is worth whatever it generates.

Warren said, "Once they confirm that they are interested in the position and accept it, we will work together to maximize the income between ourselves."

It all depends on the price of the fight, and who knows what it might be worth. It could sell two million copies, according to me.

Tyson would like to fight in the UK, that's all he has stated. On numerous occasions, he has stated that if Tyson fights him, he would like to fight him in England.