Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury Contract Sent Back With Minor Corrections, Confirms Eddie Hearn

Matchroom’s Eddie Hearn has provided yet another update on the Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury fight. He explained that Fury’s team has sent back the contract with a few changes. However, he maintained they were minor changes.

Fury and Joshua are close to agreeing on one of the biggest fights in heavyweight history. However, as with all boxing fights, it involves a complicated contract. Despite this, Hearn seems confident of it going ahead after he got back their demands.

Speaking to Matchroom’s YouTube Channel, Hearn spilled the beans. He said, “We’re back and forward with draft contracts. We’ve sent a draft contract, they’ve sent some minor changes, nothing too big.”

This is after news emerged that Matchroom had sent their draft of the contract to Fury’s team earlier in the week. Hearn then said an announcement may happen in two-weeks. Given that they are targeting June as a potential date, it will be a busy few weeks for both promoters.

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Eddie Hearn says there’s no update on the venue

After reassuring fans of the surety of the fight, Hearn provided an update on the potential location for the fight. However, the update was that there are no recent developments in the location. Hearn maintained the same potential destinations.

“I mean we’ve had massive offers from the middle-east, we’re talking to Qatar, we’re talking to Saudi Arabia, we’re talking to Abu Dhabi, we’re talking to Singapore, we’re talking to China, we’re talking to America, couple of wildcards in there as well,” said Hearn.

Both Fury and Joshua will reportedly earn over $100 million each. Therefore, to finance this fight, having fans in attendance is imperative. Thus, they cannot consider having the event in the United Kingdom.

However, the fact that there are minor corrections is good news for fans. There have been several cases where fights have fallen through for the smallest of reasons. Therefore, the confidence of both parties in this fight happening is a breath of fresh air.

What do you make of this news? Do you think Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will announce their undisputed fight in the next two weeks?

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