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08-04-2021 | 21:48 Boxing
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Frank Warren explains ‘the only way’ Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury can actually happen


The Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren believes that ‘the only way’ Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury can happen if a site deal is found which satisfies both fighters’ financial demands. Last month Anthony Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn publicly declared that contracts were signed for the fight deal. Warren insists this announcement was premature as the entire deal is contingent on a site deal being secured. Warren told White and Jordan on talkSPORT: “The last time we spoke I said it was all premature announcing it. I didn’t see the point of announcing that something had been signed unless you’ve got the date and the venue. “I’m living in hope – the conversations that have gone on over the last month or so – I’m hoping they’re gonna lead to some sort of announcement soon. But I keep saying it every time we speak, until we actually get it, get some signatures [on the site deal] it means nothing. “So we’re waiting for the offer and for it to be confirmed in writing… Hopefully we can all get what everybody wants, but as I’ve said all along – the times that we’re in with COVID and all the implications make it very difficult. “Everybody’s working to try and make it happen. I know what everybody wants to hear, but I don’t wanna tell people what they wanna hear, I wanna tell them, ‘This is what’s happening.'” Warren then explained that the financial offer from the host country in the site deal must satisfy the fighters to finalise the contest. He continued: “The only way it’s gonna happen is if it meets their financial demands. That’s the only way the fight’s gonna happen. They have to make a commercial decision. If what we’re trying to do doesn’t work then, ‘That’s Plan A, here’s Plan B, do you want this or not?’ It’s their decision.”
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