Tyson Fury could fight Oleksandr Usyk in front of 95,000 fans at Wembley Stadium - despite the undisputed clash seeming bound for the Middle East.
In the first undisputed heavyweight title fight since 1999, Fury and Usyk are expected to meet in the first quarter of next year. Fury expects the fight to take place in the Middle East as the nation has reached out with huge offers to host it, but Top Rank boss Bob Arum admits there is a chance it could break the Wembley attendance record set by Fury in his fight against Dillian Whyte in April.
"We are balancing a couple of significant offers from the Mid East and also there's the possibility of doing the fight in the UK at Wembley [stadium] with a massive 95,000 crowd in attendance," Arum told Sky Sports. "Fighters have a relatively short life and money is important. So if the money which has been proposed to us is real that has to be taken into consideration.
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