Tyson Fury and UFC chief Dana White stoked buzz after a press conference in Washington DC. Fury, set to face Anthony Joshua later this year, appeared at UFC Freedom 250, hinting at a possible partnership with Zuffa Boxing. White promised a “big announcement” soon, leaving fans and promoters guessing in the boxing world.

White, who also runs the UFC, brushed off questions about his role in the Joshua fight. He said the media misreads his involvement and that he is focused on boxing. Fury replied that a deal could involve him in the Joshua bout, saying a 100‑per‑cent potential exists for the upcoming November showdown at Wembley Stadium.

The two men were photographed beside former President Donald Trump at the event celebrating his 80th birthday and the nation’s 250th anniversary. Fury noted his last win over Arslanbek Makhmudov in April at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and remains eager for the Joshua fight, saying it’s “over a decade in the making” in the ring today.

With Fury’s WWE‑style charisma and White’s promotion muscle, a Zuffa deal could reshape the heavyweight landscape. The announcement will likely set the stage for the Joshua‑Fury showdown, affecting rankings, broadcast rights, and fan expectations as the boxing world watches for the next few days.