Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will finally meet after years of failed talks and collapsed plans.
The pair will face off at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Friday, December 11, bringing an end to more than a decade of speculation over a fight that has repeatedly failed to materialise.
But unlike many of boxing's biggest events, fans will not have to pay a separate PPV charge to watch the blockbuster.
The news represents another major step away from traditional boxing PPV, with Netflix having already broadcast high-profile fights involving both men.
Joshua's victory over Jake Paul in December 2025 and Fury's April 2026 win over Arslanbek Makhmudov were both shown on the streaming platform.
Now their biggest fight yet will follow the same model.
Fury, 36-2-1 with 25 knockouts, and Joshua, 30-4 with 27 KOs, have never previously met professionally. Their first encounter will take place in Cardiff, with a press conference scheduled for 30 September in London.
The exact start time and full undercard are yet to be confirmed.
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How to watch Fury vs Joshua on Netflix
Boxing fans have been handed a major boost after it was confirmed their long-awaited showdown will be available on Netflix for subscribers, without the need of an additional pay-per-view fee.
Netflix has confirmed Fury vs Joshua will be streamed live globally to all members at no additional cost.
That means existing subscribers can watch the fight as part of their normal Netflix package, rather than having to purchase the bout separately.
For those who do not already have a subscription, Netflix's UK plans currently start at £7.99 per month for its ad-supported tier, while its standard package costs £13.99 per month, according to The Sun.
