The Fury vs Joshua fight card has been updated with a 'co-main event' ahead of the Cardiff bout

The long-awaited fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is around a month away and there’s been a major update about the event’s line-up. On December 11, the former world champions will face off at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium for an all-British heavyweight bout, with tickets still available to book.

Now with just weeks to go, it’s been confirmed that American Deontay Wilder will fight Australia’s Jai Opetaia on the undercard. It’s being billed as the co-main event for the Fury vs Joshua fight and will see undefeated cruiserweight champion Opetaia (31-0, 24 KOs) step up to heavyweight for the first time.

Wilder (45-4-1, 43 KOs) is regarded as one of boxing’s strongest punchers and fought Fury three times between 2018 and 2021. Their first meeting ended in a split-decision draw, while ‘The Gypsy King’ won the second and third fights by TKO and KO respectively.

How to buy tickets to Fury vs Joshua

More than 500,000 boxing fans attempted to book tickets for Fury vs Joshua when they went on sale on October 9. Reports suggested Ticketmaster sold out its entire allocation of tickets in around 40 minutes, but there are still plenty available through official channels.

Among these is the ‘official hospitality partner’ of the fight, Seat Unique, which offers a selection of VIP and hospitality packages. Each of these includes official tickets to the event, with seats available throughout the Principality from the upper tier to ringside.

Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua VIP and Hospitality Tickets

Various Prices

Seat Unique

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

Seat Unique customers also receive added benefits such as complimentary food and drink, plus access to exclusive lounge areas at the stadium. Prices can fluctuate leading up to the event but currently start at £275 per person for an upper-tier ‘premium’ seating package.

Middle-tier ‘premium’ seating starts at £459, with floor seating from £1,499, each including access to offsite hospitality within walking distance to the stadium, with complimentary drinks and a VIP commemorative lanyard. It’s worth noting the exact perks vary between packages, so customers should read the terms carefully when booking.

Floor seats and private boxes

Fans wanting the best seats in the house can book front five rows seating or front row seating from £9,995 and £17,995 respectively, which also come with a three-course meal, complimentary drinks, an exclusive gift and VIP commemorative lanyard.

Fans booking for groups can secure a private box from £2,999 to £4,499 per person. Each provides a dedicated host on hand to serve complimentary beers, wines, and soft drinks, with access to seats on a private balcony outside the suite.

Resale tickets

More than 250 tickets are listed on resale site viagogo, where fans can sell their seats to other fans. They’re available in every block of the Principality and range from £153 to £3,824.

Some may be listed at more than face value but could fall in price ahead of the fight. Depending on demand, they could also soar even higher.

Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua date and time

Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is set for Friday, December 11. Official timings have not been announced, but the Fury and Joshua ringwalks are expected to get underway at around 1am on Saturday, December 12.

Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight card

Netflix, the official broadcaster of Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua, has promised ‘a star-studded undercard’ with global ‘marquee fighters’. The fights currently confirmed are as follows:

• Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua
• Deontay Wilder vs Jai Opetaia