Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are set to lock horns in a fight that the majority believe should have happened up to 10 years ago!
After years of back and forth, promoter squabbles and numerous 'Gypsy King' retirements, the fight that we have all been waiting for is finally upon us
The bout will take to the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, in what is expected to be the most expensive fight in British boxing history.
We take a look at when tickets will go on sale and how much it will cost to watch long-term rivals Fury and Joshua come head-to-head in 10 weeks time.
When do tickets for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua go on sale?
It has been confirmed that tickets for the hugely-anticipated fight will go on sale on Friday 9th October, 2026.
Details were officially announced at the launch press conference on Wednesday with Matchroom's Eddie Hearn confirming fans can snap up their tickets from 12:00 (BST).
How much could tickets cost for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua?
While the official ticket pricing for Fury vs Joshua is yet to be confirmed, you may be looking at a starting face value in excess of £100 for upper tier seats.
Lower seats with a clearer view of the ring will likely to exceed the £200 mark, while tickets closer to ringside are all but guaranteed to surpass four figures.
Hospitality and ringside VIP packages are likely to set you back multiple thousands.
Daniel Dubois' clash with Anthony Joshua for the IBF heavyweight title is the most comparable UK bout with regards to pricing, and tickets started from £75 at Wembley Stadium, before eventually dropping in an attempt to sell the final tickets still on sale.
In the event that the Principality Stadium doesn't sell out for Fury vs Joshua -- which is unlikely given the magnitude of the all-British clash -- they may opt to marginally lower the prices.
Fury vs Dillian Whyte at Wembley in 2022 is currently the biggest boxing gate in UK history at a reported $15million. For Fury vs Joshua to surpass this figure, the average ticket price would need to be $192 (£145), assuming the attendance is 78,000.
For Fury vs Joshua to surpass the all-time biggest boxing gate -- which stands at $72.2m from Floyd Mayweather's unanimous decision victory over Manny Pacquiao at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena in 2015 -- the average ticket price would need to be $923 (£697) in a sellout 78,000 Principality Stadium.
