Tickets for Fury-Joshua heavyweight clash reportedly sell out within hour

[p]The all-British ‌bout, announced last month, has generated ‌huge interest and has been billed ‌as the biggest in British boxing history.[/p][p]Around 80,000 tickets went on sale ‌at midday, with prices ranging ⁠from £88.50 to £13,128, including booking fees, the [i][b]BBC[/b][/i] ​reported.[/p][p]More than 500,000 fans were reportedly in the online queue ​within minutes of sales opening.[/p][p][b][a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/fury-tyson/MDZyQvA1/"]Fury[/a] and [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/joshua-anthony/WnlqLAvo/"]Joshua[/a] are scheduled to headline ⁠a [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/game/boxing/fury-t-MDZyQvA1/joshua-a-WnlqLAvo/?mid=4UamQ4iI"]December ​11th card[/a], although their ring walks are expected to begin at around 1 a.m. on December 12th.[/b][/p][image alt="Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury face off" id="69671d7e-7b5c-4f8b-be8e-44fcef13b0f1" credit-line="Action Images via Reuters / John Sibley" guid="0e7f17d0-20d4-45f1-8f8e-9bc24f9a75ca" original-width="3744" original-height="2496" /][p]According to an ‌application submitted to Cardiff City Council, Principality Stadium would remain open until 3.30 a.m. on December 12th.[/p][p]The fight between the former world champions is being broadcast on Netflix, and Saudi money man Turki Alalshikh had hoped initially that it ‌could be staged at New York's ​Madison Square Garden.[/p][p]The contest will ‌mark the first meeting between the former world heavyweight champions, ending years of speculation over a matchup that many feared might never ⁠happen.[/p]