Things Getting Spicy
Both men are going back and forth with passive aggressive praise and insults at the moment.

A British boxing rivalry spanning years will finally be settled in the ring.
We think.
After the delays, banter, and trash talk, it appears that Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will finally settle things in the ring on Dec. 11 in Cardiff, as they face off in a heavyweight clash.
Follow along live as we capture the best moments from today's press conference.
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Both men are going back and forth with passive aggressive praise and insults at the moment.
There was speculation that the fight would take place at Madison Square Garden.
But let's be honest. This could only happen in Great Britain.

"The Gyspy King" is calling for fireworks this December.
We've waited way too long for this as boxing fans.
I wonder if Joshua has the same memories of the outing ...
This is actually happening!
A name familiar to WWE fans.

Promoter Turki Alalshikh gets a rise out of the crowd by mentioning "his brother," Dana White.
The crowd in London responded with boos, and Eddie Hearn smirked on stage.
Like only he can.
Michael Buffer got the press conference under way like only he can.
But Dana White's involvement with the fight was mysteriously omitted by Buffer. Hmmm ...
Ready to go to meet his opponent at today's press conference in London.
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The fight is slated for 2 a.m. local time in Wales. Ideal for American audiences, but brutal for the fans in the audience.
Their quotes should be very interesting, to say the least.

You can't be certain of any match in boxing until the fighters meet in the ring. The fight was nearly called off earlier this week.
Seems like we're back on course now.
It's been one of the most contentious points: will UFC head honcho Dana White promote this mega fight?
If it was up to Joshua promoter Eddie Hearn, the answer is absolutely not.
The war of words will begin in earnest.