Tickets for Fury‑Joshua clash go on sale at noon in December
Under the looming arches of Cardiff’s 78,000‑seat Principality Stadium, the buzz of a historic heavyweight showdown builds as tickets for the Tyson Fury versus Anthony Joshua clash go on sale at 12 noon BST on Friday, 9 October. Fans are urged to buy early, as the sale starts imminently, and to secure Anthony Joshua tickets before they vanish.
Ticket sale details
Action Images via Reuters/John Sibley reported that the official ticketing partner is Ticketmaster, where the sale will open at 12 noon BST (7 am ET) on Friday, 9 October. When the portal goes live, a maximum of eight tickets per person can be purchased; any transaction exceeding that limit will be cancelled. The sale starts promptly, so buyers should have their payment details ready.
Price ranges and seating
Price guidance suggests ringside seats will command between £2,000 and £3,000, reflecting the premium view of the bout. By contrast, tickets in the higher tiers are expected to start around £75 to £100, offering a more affordable option despite a limited view of the ring. These figures are based on previous Fury and Joshua events, as no official pricing has been confirmed yet.
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The fight, billed for 11 December 2026 and set to stream exclusively on Netflix, is expected to attract global attention, meaning tickets will be in high demand. The event promises a night of unforgettable boxing drama. Fans are advised to set an alarm and act quickly when the sale starts, lest they miss the chance to witness the British heavyweight duel live.