Best-value VIP and resale tickets still available for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua after 'sell out'
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Standard and premium tickets for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua are still available and the cheapest we’ve found comes in at £210
Tickets for the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff sold out in minutes but with VIP packages and resale tickets hitting the market, there are still ways to be there on what’s sure to be a historic night for British boxing.
Fans who were not lucky enough to get tickets when they went on sale last Friday, still have options to see the showdown because tickets via original retailer Ticketmaster and premium ticket vendor SeatUnique can still be bought to watch Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua settle a few old scores once and for all.
Given the length of time it took to get this fight organised, this is a one-time bout and the likelihood of a second Fury-Joshua meeting is vanishingly remote. It means that Friday, December 11, will almost certainly be fight fans’ only chance to see these two boxing legends go toe-to-toe.
Currently, the cheapest VIP packages available via SeatUnique are the £299 tickets that put fight fans in the South Stand of the Principality Stadium with exclusive pre-fight hospitality being provided at the Ten Mill Lane Bar, that’s within walking distance of the stadium.
The next VIP package is priced at £349 per person with exclusive pre-fight hospitality at the Steinbeck and Shaw Bar, again within walking distance of the stadium.
The top package with offsite hospitality has boxing fans in Blocks A5 and A8, close to the action. It also comes with pre-fight hospitality at the Novotel Hotel, in central Cardiff, with a three-course sit-down meal with table service as well as complimentary drinks. It is priced at £1,295 per person.
There are also onsite VIP and hospitality packages and these are obviously pricier, starting at £3,299. That gets a premium seat, live music, a bar, informal food stations and the chance to meet boxing legends in the St David’s Lounge as well as a take-home gift. That’s not cheap, obviously, but we have found some much more affordable ticket options.
Ticketmaster has verified resale tickets available, ranging in price from £302.91 up to £1,483.26 each. Prices of resale tickets, of course, are subject to change.
There are other resale options, including Viagogo, Stubhub and Vivid Tickets. The cheapest we’ve found come in at £210 with the caveat that original retailers such as Ticketmaster often prohibit resale of tickets which may not be valid for admittance.
That said all three of the above resale channels have guarantees in place to protect buyers desperate to see one of the biggest ever fights in British boxing. There’s more than pride at stake too.
Tyson Fury’s promoter Frank Warren has confirmed to Sky Sports News that the World Boxing Association will give the green light for the fighters to contest its ‘super’ heavyweight world title.
Ukrainian fighter Oleksandr Usyk, who has defeated both Fury and Joshua in the past, vacated the belt and it is up for grabs.
It means there’s everything to fight for at the Principality Stadium on Friday, December 11.
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