- Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are set to fight in a heavyweight clash at Cardiff 's Principality Stadium on 11 December.
- The bout's expected 2am start time could be blocked if Cardiff Council does not approve a variation to the venue's premises licence.
- Principality Stadium is currently only permitted to host boxing or wrestling entertainment until 1am with the roof closed.
- The application to change the licence requires a 28-day consultation period and could face a council hearing or refusal if objections are lodged.
- Cardiff Council leader Chris Weaver highlighted the economic benefits of hosting the bout while confirming key arrangements are still being finalised.
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