Boxing fans have been waiting for an official date.
Tyson Fury's confirmed his long-awaited world heavyweight unification fight with Anthony Joshua will take place on the 14th of August in Saudi Arabia.
But there's still no official announcement from both sides.
The winner would come away with all four of the division's belts for the first time ever.
Fury posted this message on social media last night:
“massive announcement” FURY VS JOSHUA IS ON AUGUST 14 in The kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The worlds biggest sporting event all eyes on us. @SCEEKSA @gsaksa_en @trboxing @mtkglobal @frankwarren_tv @marbella @wowhydrate #LETTHEGAMESBEGIN #saudiarabia #TYSONOFARABIA pic.twitter.com/ZKIAXLictV
— TYSON FURY (@Tyson_Fury) May 16, 2021
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