FRANK WARREN has suggested that Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua’s heavyweight showdown could be postponed if there is no agreement on a venue.Queensberry promoter Warren remains confident that the eagerly anticipated “Battle of Britain” will go ahead as planned in November, despite question marks over where the fight will be staged.Wembley was the initial frontrunner until an issue over the start time emerged, and Madison Square Garden in New York is now the favourite with Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh believing the United States serves a wider global audience better.

FRANK WARREN has suggested that Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua’s heavyweight showdown could be postponed if there is no agreement on a venue.

Queensberry promoter Warren remains confident that the eagerly anticipated “Battle of Britain” will go ahead as planned in November, despite question marks over where the fight will be staged.

Wembley was the initial frontrunner until an issue over the start time emerged, and Madison Square Garden in New York is now the favourite with Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh believing the United States serves a wider global audience better.

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