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Warren: Joshua Yet To Sign Contract For All-British Blockbuster Fight With Fury
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Warren: Joshua Yet To Sign Contract For All-British Blockbuster Fight With Fury

Complete Sports 7 days 1 mins read

British boxing promoter Frank Warren has disclosed that Tyson Fury has signed the contract for the proposed bout, but stated that Anthony Joshua is yet to finalize and sign his side of the agreement. The delay is centered around finalizing and amending contract details. While Joshua’s original agreement favoured a UK location (such as Wembley [...]

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