Tyson Fury has suggested DAZN and BT Sport can share the broadcast rights to ensure the prospective super-fight with Anthony Joshua can take place.
The broadcast situation appears to be one of the main stumbling blocks which could prevent Fury and Joshua fighting this year, with both men signed to lengthy and lucrative deals to fight on different platforms. The world heavyweight champion is with BT Sport, while Joshua has signed a deal with DAZN for the rest of his career.
Generally, the champion would dictate most of the terms, which Fury and his promoter Frank Warren have been doing to a certain extent. But for a huge event such as a fight with superstar and two-time former unified champion Joshua, they will have to make a lot of exceptions given the massive audience that both men bring.
