Anthony Joshua Hospitality Tickets
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About Anthony Joshua
Full Name: Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua
Born: 15th October 1989
From: Watford, Hertfordshire
Nickname: AJ
Division: Heavyweight
Stance: Orthodox
Major Honours: Olympic super-heavyweight gold medallist and two-time unified heavyweight world champion
Notable Opponents: Wladimir Klitschko, Oleksandr Usyk, Joseph Parker, Andy Ruiz Jr, Dillian Whyte and Daniel Dubois
Anthony Joshua has been one of the leading figures in British heavyweight boxing for more than a decade.
His rise began in the amateur ranks, culminating in a gold medal for Great Britain in the super-heavyweight division at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Joshua turned professional the following year and quickly progressed through the heavyweight division.
AJ became a world heavyweight champion before going on to hold multiple major world titles. His career has featured numerous stadium fights and some of the most significant heavyweight contests staged in Britain during the modern era.
One of Joshua's defining nights came in 2017 when he faced Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley Stadium. Joshua recovered from being knocked down before stopping Klitschko in the 11th round of their heavyweight championship contest.
He also has a strong connection with Cardiff's Principality Stadium.
Joshua defeated Carlos Takam there in 2017 before returning in 2018 to face Joseph Parker. Victory over Parker saw Joshua add another heavyweight world title to his collection in front of a huge Cardiff audience.
His return to the Welsh capital against Tyson Fury therefore brings Joshua back to a venue that has already played an important part in his career.
Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury
Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury has been one of British boxing's most discussed potential contests for years.
Both fighters became heavyweight world champions during overlapping periods of their careers, leading to prolonged speculation about when they would eventually meet.
Previous efforts to arrange Joshua v Fury did not ultimately result in the pair sharing the ring. On Friday 11th December 2026, that changes.
The fight at Principality Stadium brings together two of the most recognisable British heavyweights of their generation for an all-British contest in Cardiff.
Joshua's explosive power and athleticism will meet Fury's size, reach and unconventional movement in a contest featuring two contrasting heavyweight styles.
For fans who have followed AJ's career from London 2012 through his heavyweight championship fights, Joshua v Fury presents the opportunity to see another major chapter in his career unfold live.
Anthony Joshua highlights
- Joshua won super-heavyweight gold for Great Britain at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
- AJ progressed from Olympic champion to heavyweight world champion after turning professional.
- Joshua became a two-time unified heavyweight world champion.
- He has headlined major boxing events at stadiums across the UK.
- Joshua previously fought at Principality Stadium against Carlos Takam and Joseph Parker.
- His victory over Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley Stadium became one of the standout moments of his professional career.
- Joshua and Tyson Fury will finally meet at Principality Stadium on Friday 11th December 2026.
What are Anthony Joshua fights like?
Anthony Joshua has spent much of his professional career competing on some of boxing's biggest stages.
An AJ fight night combines elite heavyweight boxing with the sense of occasion created by a major stadium event. From the undercard through to the build-up to Joshua's ring walk, anticipation increases throughout the evening before the headline contest begins.
Joshua's fighting style has also helped establish his reputation as a major attraction. Standing at 6 ft 6 in, AJ combines heavyweight power with athleticism and has secured many of his professional victories inside the distance.
For Joshua v Fury, that spectacle will be taken to another level.
The history surrounding the two fighters, their contrasting styles and the years spent waiting for the contest all contribute to the significance of their meeting in Cardiff.
Anthony Joshua hospitality could allow you to complement the fight itself with premium seating and dedicated facilities, depending on the packages released for the event.