Eddie Hearn, the promoter involved in the potential blockbuster fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, has indicated his openness to renegotiating the terms of their contract. This reconsideration would specifically apply to the venue, should there be a compelling and beneficial reason to stage the fight in America.
Hearn suggested that while the initial discussions might have focused on other locations, the possibility of holding the bout in the United States is not entirely off the table. The key condition for such a switch would be if it presented a clear advantage, whether in terms of financial gain, broader audience reach, or other strategic benefits for both fighters and the event itself.
Hearn is open to renegotiating the Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury contract if there is a ‘beneficial reason’ for staging the fight in America.
This statement from Hearn implies a flexible approach to finalizing the highly anticipated heavyweight championship unification bout. The exact details of the contract and potential venue proposals remain under wraps, but the promoter’s willingness to explore American options signals a potentially significant development in the ongoing negotiations.