There may not be an official date or location for Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua\u2019s boxing super fight, but according to \u201cGypsy King\u201d the long-awaited heavyweight clash has finally been settled courtesy of none other than UFC CEO Dana White.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s no secret that there\u2019s been massive concern that Fury and Joshua won\u2019t get across the finish line. Both sides have had difficulties coming to agreement on both money and a location for the fight. Fury has claimed that Joshua and lead manager, Eddie Hearn, are trying to get paid more to move the fight to American to appease Turki Alalshikh, who is desperate to air the boxing superfight on Netflix. It seems like things should have been easy to work out seeing as there\u2019s enough meat on the bone for everyone, but that hasn\u2019t been the case.<\/p>\n
White, who is involved from a promoter\u2019s standpoint, has been trying his best to assist in making the fight a reality. The only problem is White\u2019s public feud with Hearn, which has caused more confusion<\/a> as to White\u2019s actual involvement. If the promoters can\u2019t even work things out how will the fighters themselves?<\/p>\n Luckily, it appears things are finally moving in the right direction. On Friday, Fury took to social media to provide an update to fight fans and revealed that White helped push the super fight \u201cover the line.\u201d Fury had a lot of praise for White for his involvement and ability to navigate the stagnant waters.<\/p>\n