Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are scheduled to fight on Friday, December 11, 2026, at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. Netflix has confirmed the date, venue and a live global stream for members. Matchroom's event listing also carries the December 11 date. After years of discussion about the all-British heavyweight matchup, this is now an announced event rather than a proposed fight.
How to watch: Netflix says the event will stream live globally to its members at no additional cost beyond membership. That is the confirmed distribution arrangement; the broadcaster has not yet published a start time. Viewers should check Netflix's event page closer to fight week for the programme schedule and local start time rather than relying on an estimated ring-walk time circulating online.
What happened this week: Fury and Joshua appeared together at a London press conference on September 30. Netflix's report of the event gives the first face-to-face as the latest milestone in the build-up. The December contest will be their first professional meeting. Their past sparring has been part of the promotion, but sparring stories do not establish how a professional fight will unfold.
What remains open: Netflix says the supporting card will be announced later and asks readers to return for the full fight card and start time. Matchroom currently offers registration for event and ticket alerts on its event page. An alert signup is not a confirmed ticket sale, so anyone planning to travel should wait for an official on-sale announcement and check the stadium and promoter information before booking.
For readers planning the night, the useful facts are therefore simple: Friday, December 11; Principality Stadium in Cardiff; Netflix for members worldwide. The undercard, running order and exact broadcast start remain to be confirmed. This guide should be updated when the organisers release those details, especially if the card or venue arrangements change.
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