How to buy Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight tickets as sale starts today

06:05, 09 Oct 2026Updated 14:00, 09 Oct 2026

After 10 years in the making, Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will finally share a boxing ring later this year. The British heavyweights and long-time rivals will touch gloves on Friday, December 11, when they fight at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, with tickets available here.

The bout will bring together two world champions who sit among the greatest of the modern era. Fury (36-2-1, 25 KOs) cemented his status when he claimed the WBA, IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight titles by defeating Wladimir Klitschko in 2015.

Joshua (30-4, 27 KOs) won gold in the super heavyweight division at the London 2012 Olympics before turning professional and going on to become a two-time unified heavyweight world champion. December 11 will mark the first time the two have faced each other with fans rushing this afternoon to finally book a seat at the fight after more than 80,000 tickets went on sale.

Ticketmaster launched their tickets for Fury vs Joshua at 12pm on Friday, October 9, and they sold out within minutes. Currently the only way to get tickets from official channels is via VIP and hospitality packages.

Here’s all the information and links needed to book tickets for Fury vs Joshua.

Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua VIP and Hospitality Tickets

Seat Unique offers a range of VIP and hospitality packages for Fury vs Joshua on December 11.

Boxing fans will have several options available to book tickets for Fury vs Joshua when they go on sale, including official, VIP and resale platforms. The primary seller of general admission tickets is Ticketmaster, where prices are set to start at £75.

These cheapest seats will be situated in the Principality’s upper tiers, with those closer to the ring in the lower tiers or on the floor can fetch more than £1,000. Demand for tickets is expected to be high so fans may find themselves in an online queue when the sale starts.

To be in with the best chance of securing tickets, Ticketmaster advises shoppers to be online 15 minutes early and turn off any VPNs, private relay or browser extensions that mask an IP address.

Tickets are also available from Seat Unique, which offers official tickets with VIP and hospitality packages. While they’re usually more expensive than regular tickets, these tend to include extra perks such as premium seats and complimentary food and drink.

Booking through Seat Unique often provides early access to the event and exclusive lounge areas before and during the fight. Inclusive benefits can vary so it’s worth checking the terms of each package before booking.

Following the general sale, tickets may become available on secondary websites like viagogo, where people can sell their tickets to other fans. These can be listed at more than face value, but could be found cheaper closer to the fight depending on availability through primary channels.

Fury vs Joshua will take place on Friday, December 11. Timings are yet to be confirmed but the main event ringwalks are expected to start around 1am UK time.

The line-up for Fury vs Joshua is still unconfirmed, but Netflix says it will feature ‘a star-studded undercard’ with ‘marquee fighters’ from around the world.

For boxing fans preferring to watch at home, Fury vs Joshua and the whole fight card will be broadcast live around the world on Netflix. It will be available to stream at no extra cost as part of a regular subscription, which now starts at £7.99 per month in the UK.

Retailers like Sky offer free Netflix subscriptions with their own TV packages, such as Sky’s £15 Essential TV bundle that also includes around 100 channels. Sky’s £24 Ultimate TV bundle also comes with free Netflix along with HBO Max, Disney+, Hayu and roughly 130 channels.