A surprising location has emerged as a potential location for a superfight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.

Fury and Joshua are on course to finally meet in their long-awaited All-British heavyweight clash in November and both have signed contracts to fight.

The place of the fight is not known, but according to The boxing scenethe 70,000-seat SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California was considered as a potential venue for the fight.

Boxing expert, And Rafael reported that the fight was not headed to California and would instead be held in the United Kingdom.

The long-awaited clash will depend on winning warm-up fights with Joshua will face Kristian Prenga on July 25 in Riyad and Fury will likely fight in August, although an opponent has not been confirmed.

“AJ” will fight for the first time since stopping Jake Paul in six rounds in December.

The 36-year-old former two-time world heavyweight champion was involved in a horrific car accident 10 days later that killed two of his close friends and left him with minor injuries.

The Joshua-Fury fight will be officiated by Saudi Arabian boxing chief Turki Alalshikh, but there is debate among promoters over who will be the figurehead.

Zuffa boxing head, Dana White he consistently claims that promotional responsibilities will be taken over by his company, of which the Public Investment Fund in Saudi Arabia is a part.

Both Joshua’s handler, Eddie Hearn, and Fury’s promoter, Frank Warren, insisted that it was in their contract that Zuffa could not participate in the fight.

“Have they announced where the fight is?” – White said when asked by Professional boxing fans on Saturday.

“I know where it is.

“Do you think I would lie in public and then look like an idiot in front of everyone?

“What would be the point?”

Fury retired to beat Arslanbek Makhmudov in April.

The “Gypsy King”, who returned to Thailand for a training camp, demanded a fight with his long-time rival, who was watching the match from outside the ring at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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On Saturday in Manchester, Tommy Fury will face former strongest man in the world, Eddie Hall.

Fury will meet Hall at the AO Arena live on DAZN pay-per-view and DAZN Ultimate.

Fury’s boxing career has stalled since two money-making bouts with YouTube sensations: Jake Paul and KSI.

The 27-year-old half-brother of former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury defeated both fighters by decision in 2023 and has fought just once since then after being sidelined with a hand injury.

The Manchester player withdrew from the scheduled fight with Darren Till, and then returned to Hungary in May last year after winning on points over Kenan Hanjalic.

Hall, who won the World’s Strongest Man competition in 2017, has only had one previous boxing fight, losing to rival strongman Thor Björnsson at another exhibition in 2022.

The 38-year-old is expected to weigh at least 10 stone more than his much more experienced rival and both fighters will fight over six two-minute rounds.

Taylor will face Floyd

On the undercard, Anthony Taylor will face Matt Floyd in a lightweight heavyweight bout.

Taylor, a former sparring partner of Jake Paul, was defeated by Fury in 2021 and is coming off back-to-back losses to Darren Till and Neeraj Goyat respectively.

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Floyd is a former UBO cruiserweight champion who was defeated by James DeGale in a fierce bare-knuckle fight in September.

Undercard remaining

B Dave should beat Swarmz at lightweight heavyweight, while Armz Kormelone can stop Large Stacks in their heavyweight fight.

Rahim Amer may be too much for Adam Brooks at lightweight heavyweight, while Little Bellsy may overtake Andy Nguyen in a super bantamweight bout.

Sheena Bathory, formerly of Power Slap, can stop Christina Flanagan at welterweight.

Luke Nevin will likely overtake Karim Khallas at lightweight heavyweight, while Jack Kay, better known as the final Ibiza boss, could do the same against Jordan McCann, also at 175 pounds.

Jade Jones can stop Federica Riccio in a welterweight fight.

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Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez believes a long-awaited clash with Naoya Inoue is “inevitable” ahead of his return on Saturday.

Bam Rodriguez is closing in on one weight class for undisputed super bantamweight champion Inoue when he fights Antonio Vargas for the WBA bantamweight world title on Saturday in Arizona live on DAZN.

A meeting between the pair would pit two true pound-for-pound superstars against each other, and the Texan believes the clash will definitely happen, with Ring magazine owner Turki Alalshikh already expressing interest in promoting the fight.

“I know that when this Inoue fight happens, the fans will be in for a great night of boxing,” the 26-year-old said Ring Magazine.

“People are already talking so much about this fight that it is inevitable at this point.

“And I feel like when the time comes, it will be a great fight, probably one of the best in boxing history.”

Inoue retained his undisputed crown thanks to A unanimous decision victory over Japanese rival Junto Nakatani last month.

Bam is the current unified super flyweight world champion and is expected to return to 115 pounds to challenge Andrew Moloney for the undisputed title.

The Texan admits he would like to join forces with WBC bantamweight champion Takuma Inoue, Inoue’s younger brother, if he defeats Vargas at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale.

“I think that’s the perfect storyline for this fight,” he said.

“Beating up a brother [WBC bantamweight champion Takuma Inoue] First.

“I think it’s almost the perfect storyline for Inoue’s fight, where he first beats his brother and then fights the other brother.”

Bam, who is the overwhelming favorite among bookmakers, is fighting for the first time since the unification of the super flyweight division following a 10th-round knockout of Fernando Martinez in November in Riyad.

Vargas first defended his WBA belt last July, but lost to Daigo Higa.

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