How to buy Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua tickets today as general sale begins

Tickets for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua will be the hottest ticket in town heading into Christmas with seats up for grabs today.
After over a decade of waiting, The long-awaited showdown between the two giants of heavyweight boxing was officially confirmed last month.
Cardiff’s Principality Stadium will host perhaps the most anticipated scrap in British boxing history just weeks before Christmas on 11 December.
For those desperate to be in attendance, tickets for Fury vs Joshua will be available in just a few hours.
How to get tickets for Fury vs Joshua
Tickets for Fury vs Joshua are on general sale from 12pm today (Friday, 9 October) and are expected to sell out quickly.
Ticketmaster are the primary seller with cheapest general sale tickets priced at £75 with VIP and hospitality packages also available.

Ticketmaster advises those looking to secure their place inside the Principality Stadium be online 15 minutes earlier and to turn off any VPNs.
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While the action will be underway on the evening of Friday 11 December, ringwalks for the main event will not take place until the early hours of Saturday morning.
Fury and Joshua are expected to begin making their way down to the ring from around 1am UK time, an arrangement that will keep Netflix happy as they target their US audience.
How much will the fight cost on Netflix?
The biggest fights in boxing have been traditionally reserved for pay-per-view. But Netflix have confirmed Fury vs Joshua will be streamed live at ‘no additional cost’ for its 325+ million members.
Who is on the Fury vs Joshua undercard?
No fights have been announced for the rest of the show at this stage but Netflix has promised a star-studded undercard before the main event.
Ring legend Manny Pacquiao is in talks to appear on the show in Cardiff with a number of possible opponents being discussed. Amir Khan is among them but the Briton has ruled out appearing on the December show.
Reports suggest Deontay Wilder, who shared a brutal trilogy with Fury, will also be part of the bill.
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