Tickets for Tyson Fury’s boxing return are being sold for just £19, less than half the cost of the cheapest seats on sale a week ago.
Secondary websites such as Viagogo have plenty of availability for the April 11 bout at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
On Friday evening, Ticketmaster were selling a batch of tickets in the higher blocks for as low as £4.95.
Ringside seats remain upwards of £3,000, but a £19 seat is available with a restricted view right at the back of the stadium. The cheapest seat was around £55 on resale websites on March 25.
Sources with knowledge of sales for the event denied the suggestion sales have been sluggish. Spencer Brown is the lead promoter for Fury’s return from retirement to fight Arslanbek Makhmudov. Brown, who has long worked in a managerial role for Fury, has been approved for an official British promoter’s licence by the British Boxing Board of Control.
The record of Fury’s Russian opponent is 21-2, with 19 of his wins coming by way of knockout. His most recent bout was against David Allen in October 2025, whereas Fury has not fought since back-to-back losses against Oleksandr Usyk in 2024.
The fight will be shown on Netflix at no extra cost to subscribers. It remains to be seen what shape Fury is in after his father John claimed his son’s legs had gone.
Fury Snr told Playbook Boxing he would not be at the bout, claiming his son had been “gone” since his trilogy of heavyweight title fights against Deontay Wilder, the last of which was in October 2021.
He said: “My relationship with Tyson is destroyed. Boxing destroyed it completely.”
Fury announced in January he was returning to the ring. But his father said: “Tyson has been gone since the Deontay Wilder fights; they finished him. Wilder completely done him. He’s not got a leg underneath him. He took a lot away from Tyson. Makhmudov is a problem for Tyson. I am the first one to say it.”