Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua could be an overnight extravaganza under the roof at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.Organisers have plotted a 2am start time to accommodate the American audience, after the December 11 event was moved away from New York’s Madison Square Garden to British shores.Joshua and Fury’s ‘Battle of Britain’ repeat arguably is the biggest squared circle event in UK historyGettyNaturally there has been resistance to that, with the 80,000 fans expected to pack inside the arena unlikely to be satisfied with the conditions in the winter month of December.Tyson Fury’s team have already pledged to try and move the bout forwards, with talkSPORT’s Spencer Oliver suggesting the showdown could land at a more respectable 11pm.Lennox Lewis draws Bruno comparison to Fury vs AJBut regardless, an overnight spectacle isn’t one that will be unfamiliar to British fight fans.Rewind 33 years, when heavyweights Lennox Lewis and Frank Bruno in a gripping bout dubbed ‘The Battle of Britain’.The blockbuster event, which was the first time a world heavyweight title was contested by two British fighters, was a global spectacle.Thousands flocked into the since demolished Welsh National Stadium [Cardiff Arms Park] to watch lewis flatten and stop Bruno in the seventh round.And as Lewis has described to talkSPORT, it was a similarly late start time to that planned for Fury and Joshua’s commercial blockbuster.He explained on the latest episode of Fight Night Daily: “That was an incredible fight, wow.“I remember it was cold and it was raining, it took me a while to warm up.“But I got warmed up and it was late that fight, it was like they are saying for this, 2am.“I had to win that fight for legacy, it was so important for my career.”The event, as described by Lewis, was a memorable event and one of the best of the decade on UK soil.It isn’t the only fight to begin overnight in the UK either, with Joe Calzaghe having also fought Mikkel Kessler at a US friendly time of 2am in Cardiff at the same venue as Fury vs Joshua.Of course for the heavyweights, there is a natural comparison to be drawn with similar things at stake.The event will be broadcast globally on Netflix and is arguably the biggest in British boxing history, with Fury and Joshua sharing a decade of rivalry.But similarly despite controversy, the bout is also expected to have the WBA world title on the line, despite their recent downturn in form.Lewis and Bruno epic battle was a roaring success, and the conditions for Fury vs Joshua will likely mirror the epic nightUnlike Lewis and Bruno, the pair aren’t performing at the peak of their powers, and are far closer to retirement.Lewis’ verdict on AJ vs FuryNonetheless, the event is expected to shatter British commercial records, and the former undisputed champion is very excited by the clash.He continued to talkSPORT: “It’s a chance for both fighters to take to get the bragging rights.“May the best man win, both of their reputations are at stake.“This has been a long time in the making, they have been wishing this fight will happen.“But now they have to perform, I am glad it is here for the British fans and I am glad it is here for the boxers.Watch Boxing on DAZN*If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenueSign up to DAZN to access the definitive subscription for boxing fans.Upgrade to DAZN Ultimate from just £24.99/month, guaranteeing access to 185+ fights annually, a minimum of 12 pay-per-views at no extra cost, as well as every Lega Serie A match and other elite football access.Alternatively, DAZN Standard is just £15.99/month, with the caveat you will have to pay for pay-per-view events.Click here to sign up.“It is a huge fight, and it is here and they will get their wish. I can’t believe it. “