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Friday 11 December 2026 · Principality Stadium, Cardiff · Heavyweight · live on Netflix · Tickets from £250pp

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  • General admission£250 – £7,150pp
  • VIP hospitality£670 – £5,030pp
  • Private boxes£4,500 – £9,000pp
  • Ringside£11,990 – £22,490pp

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Principality Stadium, Cardiff · Friday 11 December 2026

Eight years in the making, and it is finally signed

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury - AJ and the Gypsy King - will meet at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales on Friday 11 December 2026. It was confirmed on 24 September by Turki Alalshikh after almost a decade of failed negotiations, two Saudi proposals and a New York detour that collapsed - and it lands, in the end, in Wales, with the roof closed and 80,000 people inside.

It goes out live and worldwide on Netflix rather than on pay-per-view, which means the only thing that separates you from the global audience is being in the room. Packages are available now through DN Global - general admission, VIP hospitality, private boxes and ringside.

Friday 11 December 2026, Principality Stadium, Cardiff, live on Netflix. Packages are available now through DN Global. The ring-walk time and the undercard have not been published. The event is subject to routine licensing approval by Cardiff Council. DN Global is not an official promoter or partner for this fight.

Available now

Joshua v Fury packages

Four ways to be in the building. Tell us your guest numbers and which suits you, and we will come back with what is available and the price.

General admission

£250 – £7,150pp

Seats across the stadium, from the upper tier down to the floor zones. Groups can sit together, with a gift and travel voucher included.

VIP hospitality

£670 – £5,030pp

A premium seat with pre-fight hospitality - either at a venue a short walk from the stadium, or in an in-stadium lounge with food, a complimentary bar and live entertainment.

Private boxes

£4,500 – £9,000pp

Your own box for a group of around 12 to 16, with seats on a private balcony - from the shortside to the centre of the stadium.

Ringside

£11,990 – £22,490pp

Inner ringside seats, as close to the ring as it gets, with pre-fight hospitality a short walk from the stadium.

What is known

What is confirmed

The fight, the date, the venue and the broadcast are settled. Here is what can be stated without qualification.

The date

Friday 11 December 2026. Announced on 24 September 2026 by Turki Alalshikh. The ring-walk time has not been published - expect a late one, built around American primetime.

The venue

The Principality Stadium, Cardiff. 80,000 capacity with a fully retractable roof, which will be closed in December. Cardiff was preferred over Wembley: in December, a roof is worth more than prestige.

The broadcast

Netflix, live and global, reaching roughly 325 million paying subscribers. A landmark move away from traditional pay-per-view for a fight of this size.

The promotion

Turki Alalshikh's Ring Magazine with Dana White's Zuffa Boxing, in partnership with Eddie Hearn and Matchroom. A launch press conference is set for London on Wednesday 30 September 2026.

Both warm-ups are done

Fury beat Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in April 2026. Joshua stopped Kristian Prenga in the second round at the Jeddah Superdome on 25 July 2026, recovering from two first-round knockdowns. There is nothing left in front of this fight.

What is not

What is not yet confirmed

The ring-walk time. The main event is widely expected at around 1am UK to hit US primetime, which would put it in the early hours of Saturday 12 December - but the promotion has not confirmed it. Do not book a return train on the strength of it.

The undercard. A "star-studded" supporting card has been promised and will be announced separately.

Whether anything is at stake beyond the fight. Neither man currently holds a world title, and no belt has been announced.

The fighters

The fighters

Two former unified champions, 66 wins and 52 knockouts between them, and the fight that has defined a generation of British heavyweight boxing.

Anthony Joshua

Olympic gold medallist in 2012 and a two-time unified heavyweight world champion, known for his power, athleticism and knockout ability. He came through a dramatic second-round KO win over Kristian Prenga on 25 July 2026 at the Jeddah Superdome - surviving two knockdowns in round one before finishing Prenga in round two - to clear the path to this fight. It moved him to 30-4 (27 KOs).

Tyson Fury

Former WBC world heavyweight champion, the Gypsy King, and the man who beat Deontay Wilder twice. Unbeaten before his two losses to Oleksandr Usyk, he came out of retirement and returned with a dominant win over Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in April 2026 to set this fight up.

The venue

The Principality Stadium, and why Cardiff got it

The Principality Stadium holds 80,000 and has a fully retractable roof - the reason a December fight night in Britain is viable at all. Closed, it turns an open stadium into the loudest indoor arena in world sport, and it is the single feature that made Cardiff a better proposition than Wembley for a fight in the second week of December. Joshua's contract required a UK venue; Fury's did not. The roof settled where in the UK it landed.

It is a proper boxing building, too. Cardiff staged Joshua v Carlos Takam in front of 78,000 in 2017 and Joshua v Joseph Parker in front of 78,000 in 2018, and it hosted the FA Community Shield only this August. The stadium sits in the middle of the city rather than on its edge, so the walk from hotel to seat is measured in minutes, not train changes.

That city-centre location is also the catch. Cardiff hotel rooms for stadium nights go early and go expensive, and this is a Friday in December with a main event expected to run into Saturday morning. Sort the room now, whether or not you end up booking your seats through us.

Inside the stadium

What hospitality at the Principality actually looks like

These are the stadium's permanent hospitality areas - what exists in the building. The packages available for this fight are listed above.

The Riverside Terrace

A 410 square-metre lounge on the River Taff side of the stadium, opened in 2022, with an industrial fit-out, live music and a street-food menu, reached along the river walk. The most informal of the stadium's premium spaces and the one that suits a fight night best.

The Clubhouse

On Level 4, directly below the Millennium Lounge, with room for around 150 guests. Small enough that a group of ten is not lost in it.

The Captain's Club and The Stiwdio

The stadium's longer-standing hospitality suites, used across Welsh rugby internationals and the big one-off events the building takes on.

Private boxes

Executive boxes ring the stadium at elevated level, with their own seating outside and a private room behind. The usual answer for a corporate group that wants its own space rather than a shared lounge.

Floor-level and ringside seating

For a boxing card the floor is built out around the ring, which creates seating that does not exist on a rugby weekend. It is the most contested inventory of the night, and the first to go when a release happens.

The city

Cardiff on fight night, and what to sort now

Cardiff is unusually good at this. The Principality sits in the city centre rather than on a ring road, Cardiff Central is a few minutes' walk from the gates, and the bars and restaurants people spill into afterwards are the same ones they walked past on the way in. For a fight night it means you can plan an evening rather than a logistics exercise.

What you should not leave is the room. This is a Friday in December, with roughly 80,000 people arriving for one event, and Cardiff city-centre hotels for stadium nights sell out months ahead at several times the usual rate. The main event is expected at around 1am, which makes a Friday night stay effectively compulsory - the last trains will have gone long before the ring walk.

None of that depends on where you buy your seats. Sort the hotel this week whether or not you end up booking with us. If you would rather hand the whole trip over, say so when you enquire and we will build hotel and transfers around the hospitality rather than the other way round.

The broadcast

Netflix, and why the room is the premium

Joshua v Fury goes out live on Netflix to roughly 325 million paying subscribers worldwide. There is no pay-per-view wall and no separate UK deal to buy - the fight reaches the UK, the United States and everywhere else simultaneously, on a platform most households already have.

That changes what the ticket is worth. When the broadcast is effectively free to a third of a billion people, the scarce thing is not the fight - it is the 80,000 seats, and the few hundred of those that come with a table, a drink in your hand and a view of the ring from floor level. That is the part that sells out first, and the part we deal in.

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It is one night, in one stadium, for a fight people have waited eight years for, and seats together are limited in every section - ringside and the boxes most of all.

Enquiring takes a minute, costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Tell us your guest numbers and what you are after, and your named account manager comes back with what is available and the all-inclusive price.

We are not an official promoter or partner for this fight. Everything is confirmed to you in writing before you commit, with no booking fees. If we cannot get you what you asked for, we will tell you that instead of selling you something else.

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FAQs

Joshua v Fury hospitality FAQs

Friday 11 December 2026. The fight was formally announced on 24 September 2026 by Turki Alalshikh, ending months of speculation over the date and venue. The ring-walk time has not been confirmed - the main event is widely expected at around 1am UK time to reach American primetime, which would put it in the early hours of Saturday 12 December. Plan your night on that basis, and we will publish the running order here the moment it is released.

The Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales - 80,000 capacity, with a fully retractable roof that will be closed for a December fight night. It is the first time the two have been matched in a UK stadium after a long detour through proposed Saudi Arabian and New York stagings, and Cardiff was preferred over Wembley because a retractable roof in December is worth more than prestige. The event remains subject to licensing approval by Cardiff Council, which is routine for a stadium event of this scale.

Yes. After eight years of failed negotiations, the fight was officially announced on 24 September 2026 for Friday 11 December 2026 at the Principality Stadium, Cardiff, live on Netflix. A launch press conference is set for London on Wednesday 30 September 2026. What is not yet confirmed is the undercard and the ring-walk time. Tickets and hospitality packages are available now through DN Global.

No, and we will not dress it up as one. Neither man currently holds a world heavyweight title - Oleksandr Usyk does. Joshua is a two-time unified champion and Fury a former WBC champion, and the promotion has not announced any belt as being at stake. What is at stake is the bigger thing: the winner of the fight British boxing has waited eight years for, and a decisive place in the heavyweight history of this era.

Both are in use. The Principality Stadium announced it as Joshua v Fury; ESPN, Sky Sports and the Ring Magazine promotion have largely billed it Fury v Joshua. They are the same fight on the same night. Official billing will settle at the London press conference on 30 September.

Yes. AJ is Anthony Joshua, so Fury v AJ, Fury v Joshua, AJ v Fury and Joshua v Fury are all the same bout: Friday 11 December 2026 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. You will see every one of those spellings used by broadcasters, bookmakers and ticket sites. It is one fight, on one night.

Live and worldwide on Netflix, which reaches roughly 325 million paying subscribers - not a traditional pay-per-view. The whole card goes out on one platform in the UK, the United States and everywhere else at the same time, which is exactly why being one of the 80,000 people in the building carries the premium it does.

Yes. DN Global has packages available now, from general admission seats across the stadium to VIP hospitality, private boxes and ringside. Send an enquiry with your guest numbers and your named account manager will come back with what is available and the all-inclusive price. Seats together are limited in every section, so larger groups should enquire early.

A ticket is a seat. A hospitality package is a seat plus what surrounds it: a named lounge you can get to before and after, food and drink through the card, a separate entrance that skips the general queues, and someone hosting you. For a 80,000-capacity stadium with a main event expected to run past 1am, that difference is not cosmetic - it decides whether you spend five hours standing in a concourse or sitting down with a table. DN Global arranges both: general admission seats, and VIP hospitality, boxes and ringside. We are not an official promoter or partner for this fight.

Four kinds. General admission: seats across the stadium, from the upper tier to the floor. VIP: a premium seat with pre-fight hospitality, either at a venue a short walk from the stadium or in an in-stadium lounge with food and a complimentary bar. Private boxes: for groups of around 12 to 16, with your own balcony seating. Ringside: inner ringside seats with pre-fight hospitality. DN Global is not an official promoter or partner for this fight - we confirm in writing exactly what is included before you commit.

It depends on the section. General admission runs from £250 to £7,150 per person, VIP hospitality from £670 to £5,030, private boxes from £4,500 to £9,000, and ringside from £11,990 to £22,490. Send an enquiry with your guest numbers and budget and your named account manager will come back with what is available and the price - all-inclusive, in writing, with no booking fees.

Yes, and it is one of the better uses of a night like this - the occasion carries the evening without anyone having to make small talk through a formal dinner. We arrange bookings from a pair of guests up to private boxes for larger groups, with corporate invoicing and full VAT documentation as standard. Give us your guest numbers, any dietary requirements and your rough budget when you enquire, and your named account manager will come back with the options available.

Yes, and early - but book the room before you book anything else. Cardiff has around 80,000 people arriving for a Friday night in December, on a card whose main event is expected to run into the early hours of Saturday. That means a Friday night stay at minimum, and Cardiff city-centre rooms for stadium nights sell out months ahead at multiples of the usual rate. If you would rather we handled the whole trip, tell us when you enquire and we will build hotel and transfers around the seats.

The stadium is in the middle of Cardiff, a few minutes' walk from Cardiff Central station, which is the single best thing about it as a venue - no shuttle buses, no park-and-ride. The catch is the finish. With the main event expected at around 1am to suit American television, the last scheduled trains out of Cardiff will be long gone, and post-event rail on a Friday night is not something to assume. Stay in the city, or tell us when you enquire and we will build hotel and transfers around your seats.

Use the enquiry form on this page and tell us your guest numbers and which kind of package you are after. Your named account manager comes back with what is available and the price. Everything is confirmed to you in writing before any payment is taken, and there is no obligation until you decide to book.
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