Tyson Fury injury denial and Fury vs Joshua fight date, Digi Mart USA News (Cardiff, Wales): Tyson Fury’s camp has denied claims that he is injured, leaving the Fury vs Joshua date of December 11 in Cardiff unchanged, Sky Sports reported on Thursday, November 5, 2026. Promoter Frank Warren also told the media the suggestion was “news to me.”
The two heavyweights, Anthony Joshua being the other, are due to meet for the WBA (Super) heavyweight title at the Principality Stadium. The denial followed comments from former British heavyweight Frank Bruno, who suggested the heavyweight could be carrying an injury.
The camp rejected the claim when approached by Sky Sports News, and the fight is five weeks away.
The pair are scheduled to fight on December 11 at the Principality Stadium after years of negotiation. Sky Sports states the bout is due to begin at around 1am on Saturday, December 12, and the stadium is due to remain open until 3:30am.
The card is taking shape. Cruiserweight champion Jai Opetaia was announced on Wednesday as stepping up to heavyweight to face former champion Deontay Wilder, with Wilder vs Opetaia confirmed for the December 11 undercard.
The Manchester Evening News notes that Fury has given no sign he will withdraw.
Bruno made the remarks on the Fight Your Corner podcast while discussing Joshua’s chances against Fury with former cruiserweight Tony Bellew. He named no injury and gave no source beyond gym talk.
“I looked at him the other day and I think someone was talking to me in the gym that he’s got some injury, which may stop him from going into the fight with Anthony Joshua? And having that on your head ain’t nice,” Bruno said.
Bellew responded by pointing to Fury’s habit of unsettling opponents before fights. “He plays up to the camera, Frank,” Bellew said, adding that he believes Fury is “the master of the mind games,” according to the Manchester Evening News.
The camp gave a direct denial to Sky Sports News. On the available evidence, the fight remains on schedule.
Warren was asked about Bruno’s comments and said he had heard nothing of an injury. “That’s news to me.
That’s news to me. Absolute news to me,” he told the media.
He did not offer a medical update on Fury’s condition.
The promoter continued to promote the event, including the Wilder vs Opetaia addition. He was also asked about Fury’s future and the possibility of a fight with Daniel Dubois.
“When Tyson wins the fight, he’ll make his choice what he wants to do,” Warren said. Warren made no commitment to a Dubois fight or to any other opponent, leaving Fury’s plans after Joshua open.
Fury, 38, said last week that he intends to continue after the Joshua fight and has two fights left on his contract. “I’m going to continue.
I’ve got two fights left on my contract. I’ll finish the contract off and then probably sign another 10-fight deal.
Who knows?” he told WSVN Miami from his training camp.
He added that any new deal would need to come quickly. “If the money’s right sign another 10 fights, but they’ve got to be quick because I’m getting older.
And when it’s gone it’s gone. I’m coming up to fight No 40,” he said.
The two meet in Cardiff on December 11.
