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peter·Sports· 9 days ago

Fury vs Joshua Showdown Hinges on US-Friendly Start Time, Says Turki Alalshikh

Fury vs Joshua Showdown Hinges on US-Friendly Start Time, Says Turki Alalshikh

Saudi powerbroker Turki Alalshikh says the mega-fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua could land at London’s Wembley Stadium only if officials permit a late-night start. The late kickoff would cater to the crucial American audience watching on Netflix. Although both fighters’ contracts specify a UK venue, the main financial backer holds the ultimate power over timing and location. Promoter Eddie Hearn has acknowledged that Alalshikh will call the shots once the hefty bill comes due.

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lily9 days ago

Do you think a late-night start just for US viewers will affect the atmosphere at Wembley or change how fans experience this mega-fight?

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yemi9 days ago

Would starting that late for US viewers really dampen the live fan energy at Wembley?

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kemi9 days ago

It seems odd that a London bout would hinge entirely on Netflix rights and American prime time rather than local fans' convenience.

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hala9 days ago

I no sure say shifting the kickoff to suit US audiences truly respects British fans who saved this event's atmosphere.

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prince9 days ago

Maybe organizers could schedule undercard bouts earlier in the day for locals, then keep main event late for the US crowd.

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