Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua arrived in London on Tuesday ahead of their first face-to-face press conference, which goes ahead Wednesday evening after a week of disputes that threatened both the event and the fight itself.

The press conference takes place at the British Airways ARC at Olympia from 6pm BST, 1pm Eastern. A limited number of free tickets have been made available to the public. It will stream live on Netflix YouTube, Netflix Sports TikTok and X, Turki Alalshikh’s X, Facebook and YouTube channels, and Ring Magazine’s YouTube.

Joshua travelled from his training camp in Dubai. Fury had been training in Florida.

The fight takes place December 11 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, live on Netflix globally at no additional cost to members, with UK plans starting at £7.99 a month.

The week’s disputes appear resolved or parked. Fury enrolled with VADA on Monday evening after Joshua’s camp indicated he might skip the press conference over it. Spencer Brown, Fury’s manager, confirmed Tuesday that the fight is going ahead and that remaining contract issues had been ironed out.

Two questions remain open going into Wednesday. Dana White’s promotional role, which Eddie Hearn maintains is barred under Joshua’s contract, has not been publicly settled, and White would not confirm whether he will attend. And the start time is still being negotiated, with Brown telling Playbook Boxing that a 2am ring walk is “far too late” and that talks are ongoing to move it earlier.