Promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed he would consider moving the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight to America if it proves advantageous, despite contractual obligations requiring a UK venue. Joshua has already signed the agreement specifying British staging, but funding source Turki Al-Sheikh appears open to negotiations. The heavyweight clash remains one of boxing's most anticipated matchups, though no official date or location has been finalized.

Hearn emphasized that any venue change would depend on mutual benefit rather than contractual barriers. He stated that Turki Al-Sheikh controls the financial backing for what he described as an 'extortionate' bill, making his approval essential. While the original contract clearly designates the UK as the required location, Hearn acknowledged that compelling reasons might prompt discussions about American hosting. Frank Warren previously indicated the fight would likely occur in late 2026.

Joshua faces Kristian Prenga in Jeddah on July 25 as a preliminary bout before potentially meeting Fury. The British champion declared himself stronger than ever and remains focused on his immediate challenge rather than venue negotiations. Hearn insisted contract discussions won't distract Joshua, who keeps himself removed from business matters until decisions require his input.

Fury returns to action on August 1 in Dublin, though his opponent remains undisclosed. Both fighters must navigate upcoming assignments before their blockbuster showdown materializes. The venue uncertainty adds intrigue to an already compelling heavyweight narrative that has been years in the making.