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Joshua says he would face Fury at Wembley but admits fight is dependent on COVID-19 pandemic

 Joshua says he would face Fury at Wembley but admits fight is dependent on COVID-19 pandemic
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Anthony Joshua 'would welcome' a Tyson Fury fight at Wembley Stadium, but admits the location of their world title fight is dependent on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Joshua and Fury are set to finally share the ring this year in a massive showdown between two British rivals, who currently hold every major world heavyweight belt between them.

Promoter Eddie Hearn has admitted that clearance for a 'full capacity' attendance would be needed to stage the fight on home soil.

Joshua and Fury are holding negotiations about two fights in 2021, although fans might have to wait until June for the first blockbuster battle.

Source: Sky Sports

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