00:01London's very own Anthony Joshua will finally meet Tyson Fury in one of British boxing's most
00:09anticipated heavyweight contests with the Capitals fight fans watching closely despite the bout
00:16taking place away from Wembley or the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The former world champions are
00:24scheduled to meet at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on the 11th of December ending years of speculation
00:31over whether the all-British showdown would ever happen. The fight will be for the vacant WBA
00:39super heavyweight title as well. Joshua who grew up in North London and began his boxing journey
00:48at the Finchley Amateur Boxing Club has long been one of the Capitals most recognisable sporting
00:56figures. His Olympic gold medal at London in 2012 helps launch a professional career that brought
01:04world titles and major nights at Wembley and also the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as well. However it
01:10will be Cardiff rather than London that will host the clash with the Principality Stadium's roof and
01:17later curfew helping secure the event. For Anthony Joshua the bout offers the chance to settle a rivalry
01:26that has followed both men for years.
