SportBoxingAnthony Joshua vs Tyson FuryJoshua and Fury signed to fight in the UK but Netflix want the all-British showdown moved to Madison Square Garden in New York17:37, 06 Aug 2026Updated 17:37, 06 Aug 2026Anthony Joshua will demand a king's ransom to move his fight with Tyson Fury to New York.‌The British heavyweights signed contracts earlier this year to meet at home in the autumn. But Netflix, who will broadcast the fight, want it staged at a time suitable for a US audience. That would have meant the first bell ringing as late as 4am if the bout was held at Wembley.‌The fight organisers want to stage the showdown on November 20 - a Friday - at Madison Square Garden. Joshua, 36, admitted last month that his legacy would be damaged his biggest fight was shipped abroad. And his promoter Eddie Hearn insists they are not ready to give in.‌"I feel like me and AJ are the last two standing on a hill waving the Union Jack," he told talkSPORT. " Anthony Joshua made me insert a clause into the contract that said the fight must happen in the UK so at the moment it can't happen anywhere else. We are under a lot of pressure because it sounds like everyone has agreed they want to do the fight at Madison Square Garden, but we don't.We want to make it so financially unviable to change the contract that they have no choice but to do it in the UK. I don't know how it's going to play out but we wouldn't have signed the contract under its terms if the fight was going to be in America, so why should we change it now?"Article continues belowMore to follow...Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Tyson FuryEddie HearnAnthony JoshuaAnthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury