Where Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua tickets are nonetheless on sale regardless of promoting out
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua tickets sold out in 40 minutes but fans can still book seats for the fight in Cardiff through one official retailer.
Thousands of boxing fans lined up to secure their tickets to the long-awaited Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua fight when they went on sale on Friday (October 9). Ticketmaster placed more than 500,000 customers in a virtual queue until general admission tickets sold out in around 40 minutes, but one retailer still has official tickets available to buy now.
They’re on sale at Seat Unique, the ‘official partner’ of the event which offers fight tickets with VIP and hospitality packages. There is no virtual queuing system on this site, meaning boxing fans can access the tickets and book immediately.
As well as access to the biggest fight of the year, Seat Unique customers also receive a host of additional perks such as premium seating, complimentary food and drinks and a ‘VIP chauffeur’ with select packages. Seat Unique’s pricing begins at £249 per person for ‘premium’ seats in the Principality Stadium’s upper tier.
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This also provides complimentary refreshments including champagne upon arrival, plus entry to an off-site hospitality venue close to the stadium. Lower tier seating starts at £599 per person and includes the same additional perks as mentioned above but with seats situated closer to the action.
Fans booking for bigger groups can choose a Private Box starting from £2,999 per person. These include a dedicated host alongside complimentary beers, wines, and soft drinks available from three hours prior to the main event, which can be enjoyed on a private balcony directly outside the suite, reports Wales Online.
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua VIP and Hospitality Tickets

Seat Unique offers a range of VIP and hospitality packages for Fury vs Joshua on December 11.
Seat Unique continues to have several floor and ringside seats available to reserve from £7,995 per person, with seating positioned within the front 15 rows.
Ringside seats with ‘VIP chauffeur’
These premium packages start from £7,995 for Front 15 Rows – Inner Ringside with Offsite Hospitality, climbing to £14,995 for Front 4 Rows – Floor C, Row D with Offsite Hospitality. Alongside prime viewing positions, guests receive VIP chauffeur transport to the fight , plus a complimentary three-course meal and drinks.
Seat Unique says supporters will also be handed an ‘exclusive gift’ on fight night. Bear in mind the quoted prices exclude booking charges, so buyers should verify the final cost at checkout.
Resale tickets
Meanwhile, hundreds of Fury vs Joshua tickets have already appeared on secondary marketplace platforms such as viagogo, where costs begin at £176 for upper-tier positions. The platform currently offers seats across every section of the Principality, with floor positions priced at over £7,000 apiece.
Viagogo marks its premium tickets with an ‘amazing’ label, featuring several lower-tier seats from £302-308. Some tickets are predictably selling quickly, with numerous seating areas marked as having less than than five left.
Some tickets may be priced above face value, but costs could drop nearer to fight night. However, they may rise as demand intensifies, with primary channel availability anticipated to sell out completely.
While general admission tickets have completely sold out at Ticketmaster, an update at 2pm reveals a limited number of VIP tickets are still up for grabs, ranging from £219.60 to a£4,784.65. However, customers may still find themselves in a virtual queue behind thousands of other eager fans.
When is the Tyson Fury
The much-anticipated showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is set for Friday, December 11. While official timings are yet to be announced, it’s expected that the Fury and Joshua ringwalks will commence at 1am on Saturday, December 12.
Who is on the Tyson Fury
The full fight card for the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua match remains unconfirmed, but Netflix, the fight’s official broadcaster, promises it will feature ‘a star-studded undercard’ with ‘marquee fighters’ from across the globe.


