AJ V Fury - Location

This fight needs the atmosphere of a British crowd. Would be criminal to have it in Saudi with that sterile crowd

 

Atlantic City - NJ

 

I'm sure he'll get his long awaited shot at one of the big boys (although he has already had one chance with AJ) but it'd be disappointing if Whyte got in the way of a chance for us to watch Fury v AJ.

 

Hearn is a businessman and a greedy one at that. He will definitely be looking towards the Saudis.

 

York Hall

 

It should be somewhere in the UK. I think Ireland would be awesome.

 

I think somewhere like the Millenium stadium as it would be a neutral venue

70,000 pissed up Welshman and brits in the centre of Cardiff on fight day would be something else

An outside choice would be jerry jones stadium if they could get maybe a Spence Thurman type fight on the undercard.

 

Cardiff Would be perfect.. I could roll over the mountain into the stadium and back just nicely.. Lol

 

Las Vegas, New York, Atlantic City, London, Manchester, Lagos Nigeria or Saudi Arabia, it should go to wherever pays the most money. I suspect it will be Saudi Arabia.

 

Should be in Manchester, Fury's backyard. First because Fury went for all the belts on foreign soil, it's about time to get a huge fight in his own backyard. Would sell great. Not the largest arena though. Second, anywhere in the UK it would be sick with these two guys lol.

 

Well it would be upto Fury to prevent that from happening... but if Whyte can beat Fury somehow than that would be a full deserved win because ive always said Fury would be Whytes kryptonite

 

how can it not happen in britain?

 

Money...unless The Queen plans to come of some bread, I wouldn’t bet on the UK.

 

Anywhere other than UK would be a huge slap in the face for British fight fans. Money talks though, we’ll see if these guys actually care about what their fans want.

 

From The Sun!

Tyson Fury wants the Deontay Wilder rematch to take place at the 70,000 capacity Las Vegas Raiders Stadium.

British boxing fans are hoping the newly-crowned WBC heavyweight champ has a blockbuster homecoming fight.

The 31-year-old told BT Sport: “People look at my fat belly and my bald head and they think I cannot fight.

“I had my mental problems and issues and I was out of the ring three years. But he was fighting the real Gypsy King this time.

“I expect he will want a rematch and I will have that. Great fights should have trilogies.

“And I want it here, just across the road, at the Raiders Stadium outdoors in front of 70,000.”