Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua Bout Set for December 12

The long-awaited boxing match between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua has been officially confirmed for December 12 in Cardiff. The bout, considered one of the biggest staged on British soil, will see each fighter reportedly earn approximately £75 million.

Paris Fury, wife of Tyson Fury, recently shared moments from a date night with her husband in Florida, as he prepares to re-enter training for the upcoming fight. She posted pictures on Instagram from their ice cream outing, emphasizing the importance of maintaining romance in a long-term relationship.

This fight's location was a subject of negotiation, with Anthony Joshua's team, led by Eddie Hearn, successfully advocating for a UK venue over initial plans for New York. The Principality Stadium in Cardiff was chosen, partly due to its roof and the Welsh government's flexibility with late-night curfews. The ring walks are scheduled for 2 a.m. UK time to accommodate a U.S. audience, aligning with Netflix's broadcast plans for the heavyweight showdown.

Originally slated for November 20 at Madison Square Garden in New York, the contracts were renegotiated to bring the event to Britain. Hearn had been a strong proponent of holding the fight in the UK, believing British fans deserved to see their stars compete at home. Tyson Fury also expressed a preference for a UK venue, though he was prepared to accept an American location to avoid further delays.

In other family news, Tyson and Paris Fury's daughter, Venezuela, and her husband Noah Price reportedly withdrew from filming "I'm A Celebrity: The Wild Frontier." Sources indicate Venezuela became unwell during filming, experiencing vomiting, and ultimately decided she could not continue. Noah Price was reportedly supportive, and ITV medical staff checked on her after her withdrawal. The couple returned to a hotel.

Tyson Fury is expected to resume training in the coming weeks as he gears up for the high-profile fight against Joshua.