Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are finally set to meet in one of the most culturally significant fights in British boxing history.The heavyweight titans have been intrinsically linked for the majority of their careers – and the bout has now been confirmed for later this year.Fury vs Joshua has been officially announced, with a date and location confirmedGettyAfter both fighters won on their returns to the ring back in July, things were made official.Fury beat Mariusz Wach in Thailand, retiring the Polish veteran on his stool, while Joshua followed that up with a win of his own in Saudi Arabia against Albania’s Kristian Prenga.Now, the British heavyweights have their sights set on each other, albeit with some doubts still persisting over the fight.Fury has suggested that the clash could already be in jeopardy amid promoter drama between Eddie Hearn and Dana White.White is set to serve as a co-promoter for the event, but Hearn doesn’t want that to be the case and has said he won’t be involved, despite Fury switching his contract to make sure he was.It leaves things on a knife edge, but presuming the blockbuster does go ahead, here’s what we know…Fury v Joshua: Date and timeJoshua vs Fury is expected to take place on Friday, December 11 and will be broadcast live on Netflix.talkSPORT’s Gareth A. Davies has explained why that day has been chosen over a weekend date.Davies said: “The reason this is on a Friday is because college football‘s on a Saturday in the US and takes up all the main broadcast sports channels and a lot of the audience and Netflix.“The start time is understood to be at around 2am in the UK, which is primetime in the United States.Fury and Joshua will meet in their first pre-fight press conference at the Olympia in London at 6pm on Wednesday, September 30.The long-awaited battle of the Brits will take place in December should issues regarding promoters be ironed outGettyFury v Joshua: Location and venueThe proposed location for the fight has been a touchy subject, but it has now been confirmed to be in Cardiff.The Principality Stadium has been selected to play host to the mammoth contest later this year.Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh and broadcaster Netflix had initially planned to stage the bout at New York’s Madison Square Garden.But it will be taking place in the UK, albeit away from Wembley Stadium in London due to curfews. The Principality Stadium has a curfew of 1am that can also be extended, while Wembley has a strict 11pm curfew.With the bout expected to start in the early hours of the morning, the later curfew was more desirable for organisers.Cardiff’s Principality Stadium will host the major heavyweight boutGettyFury v Joshua: Prize moneyAs is to be expected for a fight of this magnitude, Joshua and Fury will earn a pretty penny.talkSPORT’s Davies has indicated that the Brits are set to pocket an even share of £200million.Fury v Joshua: UndercardNo undercard fights have been confirmed as of yet.However, considering the expected late start time for the main event, fans can expect a lengthy card.Full details will follow as soon as possible.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.