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Fury vs Joshua press conference: Start time and live stream for London face-off

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Flood, G. (2026, September 30). Fury vs Joshua press conference: Start time and live stream for London face-off. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/boxing/fury-vs-joshua-press-conference-start-time-live-stream-b1298946.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-30 · by George Flood

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Wednesday features a press conference in London for the highly anticipated heavyweight boxing match between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, originally scheduled for December 11 in Cardiff but threatened by disputes between promoters Eddie Hearn and Dana White. The event, set to take place at British Airways ARC in Olympia from around 5:45pm BST with doors opening at 4:30pm, will be live streamed across multiple online platforms including Netflix’s YouTube and Turki Alalshikh’s social media channels.
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Eddie Hearn, promoter for Anthony Joshua, was furious when Turki Alalshikh, a Saudi powerbroker, announced the involvement of Dana White, UFC president and Zuffa Boxing chief, in the upcoming boxing match between Joshua and Tyson Fury. The conflict stems from a previous disagreement over Conor Benn's defection to Matchroom earlier this year. Hearn claims that Joshua’s contract prohibits White’s participation, but Fury has removed such restrictions from his own deal. Despite initial concerns of a potential fight cancellation due to the feud between promoters, an agreement was reached and White confirmed he will not attend the press conference on Wednesday in London. The heavyweight super-fight is set for December 11 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, with fans hoping this long-awaited event will go ahead as planned despite past rivalries and complications.

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“Article A describes a press conference regarding the potential threat to the fight due to promoter issues, while Article B reports on the actual amicable interaction and dialogue between Fury and Joshua at a later face-off event.”
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“The articles describe different aspects of the press conference, one focusing on potential barriers and tensions while the other emphasizes a lack of tension and mutual respect.”
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Hearn - Joshua’s promoter throughout his illustrious career - was furious after the official fight announcement from Saudi powerbroker Turki Alalshikh confirmed the involvement of UFC president and Zuffa Boxing chief White, with whom he has been at loggerheads ever since Conor Benn’s shock defection from Matchroom earlier this year.
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🔮 The problem seemed to have the fight on the verge of collapse already as boxing fans lamented an all-too-familiar frustrating story in this long-time rivalry, but for now an accord has been reached and White has confirmed that he will not attend Wednesday’s press conference.
2026-09-30 · Evening Standard
Fury vs Joshua press conference: Start time and live stream for London face-off · assertive framing

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Both Wednesday’s face-off and the heavyweight super-fight in general had looked to be in real peril ever since last week’s long-awaited announcement that arguably the biggest bout in British boxing history was finally booked for December 11 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. asserted
bout → look → Stadium
The latest potentially significant barrier to a showdown that has been more than a decade in the making is an escalating feud between rival promoters Eddie Hearn and Dana White. asserted
that → escalate → promoters
Hearn - Joshua’s promoter throughout his illustrious career - was furious after the official fight announcement from Saudi powerbroker Turki Alalshikh confirmed the involvement of UFC president and Zuffa Boxing chief White, with whom he has been at loggerheads ever since Conor Benn’s shock defection from Matchroom earlier this year. asserted
he → confirm → Matchroom
Hearn has claimed that Joshua’s contract for the fight actually prohibits White from being involved at all - a stipulation which Fury said he had removed from his own deal. asserted
he → claim → deal
The problem seemed to have the fight on the verge of collapse already as boxing fans lamented an all-too-familiar frustrating story in this long-time rivalry, but for now an accord has been reached and White has confirmed that he will not attend Wednesday’s press conference. asserted
he → seem → conference
However, sparks are still sure to fly as Fury and Joshua get into the same room for the first time since Joshua angered Fury by refusing his invitation to join him in the ring after the self-proclaimed ‘Gypsy King’s’ comeback victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium back in April. asserted
Joshua → fly → April
The Fury vs Joshua press conference is due to get under way from approximately 5:45pm BST on Wednesday evening (September 30). asserted
conference → get → evening
It is being held at British Airways ARC at Olympia in west London. asserted
It → hold → London
Doors open at 4:30pm. asserted
Doors → open → 4:30pm
How to watch Fury vs Joshua press conference Wednesday evening’s Fury vs Joshua press conference will be live streamed online in a variety of places. asserted
conference → watch → places
You can watch coverage via Netflix’s YouTube, Sports TikTok and Sports X accounts, or through Turki Alalshikh’s official X, Facebook and YouTube channels, plus the Ring Magazine YouTube account. asserted
You → watch → channels
We will also have plenty of updates for you through Standard Sport’s live press conference blog, with Matt Verri at Olympia. asserted
We → have → Olympia
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