The highly anticipated heavyweight fight between British boxing giants Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is gaining momentum, with projections estimating over $300 million in revenue. Both camps are reportedly targeting Wembley Stadium for a 2025 showdown, PUNCH Sports Extra reports.
Following his recent defeat to Oleksandr Usyk, Fury has silenced retirement rumors and is setting his sights on a clash with Joshua, a fight many believe could be the largest in British boxing history.
Eddie Hearn, Joshua’s promoter, emphasized the importance of the matchup, describing it as the ultimate fight for Fury.
There’s only one fight for Tyson Fury, and that’s Anthony Joshua. It’s probably the biggest fight in British boxing history, Hearn remarked. **”For me, AJ against Fury at Wembley is the one. 
Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh, who organized Fury’s recent Riyadh Season bouts against Usyk, has also expressed interest in facilitating the event, adding another layer of excitement to the possibility.
Fury’s promoter, Frank Warren, echoed the enthusiasm, telling *The Sun*: The Fury-Joshua fight is what people want to see. If it happens, it will be a mega event. But it’s up to Tyson.
Both fighters are seeking redemption after recent setbacks. Fury lost his undefeated record to Usyk, while Joshua suffered his fourth professional defeat to IBF champion Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium.
Interestingly, Usyk, who has faced both men in the ring, gave his prediction for the potential fight, backing Joshua to win. 
Maybe Anthony Joshua. Maybe on points, the Ukrainian told *Boxing King Media*.
Fury, undeterred by his loss to Usyk, reportedly told friends, This is not over, signaling his intent to continue his career and pursue the Joshua bout.
As negotiations continue, fans worldwide are eager for confirmation of what promises to be a landmark moment in boxing history.
