Anthony Joshua accepts all terms to fight Tyson Fury

British professional boxer of Nigerian descent Anthony Joshua has given an update on his fight against Tyson Fury.

A week ago Fury called out Joshua to accept a massive boxing heavyweight showdown in the United Kingdom.

Negotiations were ongoing between both sides until Britain's longest-reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth died.

Before the death of the Queen, there was a dispute in both camps about the date of the fight.

After several days of mourning the death of the Queen, the fight negotiations are back on.

Joshua a two-time former unified world heavyweight champion, took to social media to give an update on the fight against Fury.

In a message on his official Twitter account, Joshua explained that his team have accepted the terms by Fury.

The message by Joshua's team said, "Joshua-Fury update: 258 and @MatchroomBoxing can confirm, on behalf of @anthonyjoshua, that we accepted all terms presented to us by Fury’s team for a fight Dec 3rd last Friday. 

"Due to the Queen’s passing, it was agreed to halt all communication. We are awaiting a response."

Frank Warren in charge of negotiations for Team Fury responded with a message that said, "Contract will be with you very soon."

It is now expected that Fury will take on Joshua at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Saturday, December 3, 2022.