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    How to get tickets for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua in Cardiff

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryOctober 9, 2026No Comments
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    Tickets for the highly anticipated heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium go on general sale today (Friday 9 October 2026).

    Boxing fans hoping to secure a seat for one of the biggest fights in British boxing history will be able to purchase tickets from 12pm BST through Ticketmaster.

    The fight is scheduled for Friday 11 December 2026, with the Welsh capital preparing to welcome thousands of boxing fans for a major night of sporting action.

    As Wales247 previously reported, the contest is expected to take place in the early hours following a full evening of boxing, with Netflix set to stream the event live to a worldwide audience.

    What time do Fury vs Joshua tickets go on sale?

    Tickets for Tyson Fury against Anthony Joshua will go on general sale at 12pm BST on Friday 9 October 2026.

    Tickets will be available through Ticketmaster, with sales operating on a first-come, first-served basis.

    Principality Stadium has also confirmed that hospitality packages will go on sale at the same time.

    Fans are being encouraged to prepare ahead of the ticket release to give themselves the best opportunity of securing their preferred seats.

    How to buy Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua tickets

    Tickets will be sold through Ticketmaster, and buyers will need to sign in to a Ticketmaster account to complete their purchase.

    Ticketmaster has issued the following advice to fans preparing for the sale:

    • Make sure you have a Ticketmaster account and can sign in before tickets go on sale.
    • Use a single browser window or tab when purchasing tickets.
    • Check the event details, ticket type and quantity carefully before confirming payment.
    • Be ready when the general sale opens at 12pm.

    Tickets will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so availability will depend on demand.

    How many tickets can you buy?

    Ticketmaster has confirmed that customers can purchase a maximum of eight tickets each.

    The ticket sale email also states that a maximum of eight tickets can be purchased per access code.

    Fans should be aware that Ticketmaster may cancel orders if multiple purchases are made using the same names, contact details or payment cards.

    Those planning to attend as part of a larger group should take these restrictions into account before purchasing.

    How much are Fury vs Joshua tickets?

    Ticket prices had not been listed in the Ticketmaster on-sale email or on Principality Stadium’s event page at the time of writing.

    Fans will need to check the available ticket categories and prices when the general sale opens.

    Hospitality packages will also be available from midday on Friday 9 October.

    When and where is Fury vs Joshua taking place?

    The fight will take place at Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Friday 11 December 2026.

    The stadium, which has a maximum capacity of 80,000, is one of the UK’s most recognisable sporting venues and has previously hosted some of boxing’s biggest names.

    In 2007, Joe Calzaghe defeated Mikkel Kessler at the stadium, while Anthony Joshua returned to Cardiff in 2018 for his world heavyweight title unification fight against Joseph Parker.

    The Fury-Joshua contest is expected to take place in the early hours following a full night of boxing.

    Netflix will broadcast the event live, making the contest available to its global audience of an estimated 325 million paid subscribers.

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