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#Croke #Park #boss #expresses #interest #hosting #FuryJoshua #bout #Dublin">Croke Park boss expresses interest in hosting Fury-Joshua bout in Dublin
The long-awaited ‘Battle of Britain’ between former world heavyweight champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua could take place outside the country at Dublin’s Croke Park, according to the stadium’s chief executive.
Fury, 39, reiterated on Wednesday ahead of his return from retirement against Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday that he wanted to face Joshua before the end of 2026.
The duo have almost got into the same ring on several occasions, only for contract disputes, fitness issues and losses elsewhere to derail previous attempts to stage the super-fight.
Their camps had reportedly been close to an agreement before Joshua decided to take time out from boxing following a car crash which led to the death of two close friends in December.
The 36-year-old Joshua, however, is now back in training and was present for Derek Chisora’s defeat by Deontay Wilder last Saturday.
Croke Park, with a capacity of over 80,000 in the Irish capital, is one of Europe’s largest stadiums.
They are now trying to arrange a fight between Fury and Joshua, with Irish women’s boxing heroine Katie Taylor on the undercard.
“The real hope is that we will get Tyson Fury here later on in the year,” Croke Park stadium chief executive Peter McKenna told the BBC on Thursday.
ALSO READ: Tyson Fury to face bear-wrestling Arslanbek Makhmudov in latest comeback
“That would be such a world-billing event that we would be able to facilitate a Katie Taylor fight here.
“A lot of stars need to align. Katie’s manager needs to agree, Katie’s promoter needs to agree, Tyson Fury’s promoter needs to agree.
“I am very confident that all three are coming to the sense that this is one of Ireland’s greatest sporting athletes and it would be such a ‘wow’ to have her here and for her to finish her career here.”
A possible stumbling block is if Joshua wants a ‘warm-up’ fight before he faces Fury, with promoter Eddie Hearn suggesting earlier this week that Wilder could be an option.
Fury warned Joshua time was running out, given he will end his own 16-month absence from the ring on Saturday against Russian boxer Makhmudov.
“This fight (with Joshua) was supposed to happen so many times over the last 10 years, but then someone has had one more fight in between and someone has got knocked out or injured,” Fury said.
“I think we should get this fight on as soon as possible in case something happens in between.
“The problem is that in heavyweight boxing anything can go wrong, there are no easy fights. And if you get knocked upside down, it’s finished, it’s done. I want it as the fight next and I’m sure AJ feels the same.
“Forget Wilder, the man is a shell of himself. Forget anyone else. Let me get through Saturday and then we will do the fight before the end of the year.
“I’ve been out of the ring longer than he has, 16 months out of the ring. Let’s do it, let’s dance.”
Published on Apr 09, 2026
The long-awaited ‘Battle of Britain’ between former world heavyweight champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua could take place outside the country at Dublin’s Croke Park, according to the stadium’s chief executive.
Fury, 39, reiterated on Wednesday ahead of his return from retirement against Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday that he wanted to face Joshua before the end of 2026.
The duo have almost got into the same ring on several occasions, only for contract disputes, fitness issues and losses elsewhere to derail previous attempts to stage the super-fight.
Their camps had reportedly been close to an agreement before Joshua decided to take time out from boxing following a car crash which led to the death of two close friends in December.
The 36-year-old Joshua, however, is now back in training and was present for Derek Chisora’s defeat by Deontay Wilder last Saturday.
Croke Park, with a capacity of over 80,000 in the Irish capital, is one of Europe’s largest stadiums.
They are now trying to arrange a fight between Fury and Joshua, with Irish women’s boxing heroine Katie Taylor on the undercard.
“The real hope is that we will get Tyson Fury here later on in the year,” Croke Park stadium chief executive Peter McKenna told the BBC on Thursday.
ALSO READ: Tyson Fury to face bear-wrestling Arslanbek Makhmudov in latest comeback
“That would be such a world-billing event that we would be able to facilitate a Katie Taylor fight here.
“A lot of stars need to align. Katie’s manager needs to agree, Katie’s promoter needs to agree, Tyson Fury’s promoter needs to agree.
“I am very confident that all three are coming to the sense that this is one of Ireland’s greatest sporting athletes and it would be such a ‘wow’ to have her here and for her to finish her career here.”
A possible stumbling block is if Joshua wants a ‘warm-up’ fight before he faces Fury, with promoter Eddie Hearn suggesting earlier this week that Wilder could be an option.
Fury warned Joshua time was running out, given he will end his own 16-month absence from the ring on Saturday against Russian boxer Makhmudov.
“This fight (with Joshua) was supposed to happen so many times over the last 10 years, but then someone has had one more fight in between and someone has got knocked out or injured,” Fury said.
“I think we should get this fight on as soon as possible in case something happens in between.
“The problem is that in heavyweight boxing anything can go wrong, there are no easy fights. And if you get knocked upside down, it’s finished, it’s done. I want it as the fight next and I’m sure AJ feels the same.
“Forget Wilder, the man is a shell of himself. Forget anyone else. Let me get through Saturday and then we will do the fight before the end of the year.
“I’ve been out of the ring longer than he has, 16 months out of the ring. Let’s do it, let’s dance.”
Published on Apr 09, 2026
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#Deadspin #Predators #Mammoth #plot #solidify #wildcard #positions">Deadspin | Predators, Mammoth plot to solidify wild-card positions
Apr 4, 2026; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Utah Mammoth right wing Clayton Keller (9) celebrates his empty net goal with team mate, center Alexander Kerfoot (15) during the third period at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Simon Fearn-Imagn Images The Nashville Predators finish what so far has been a successful six-game road trip when they face the Utah Mammoth in a key game in the Western Conference wild-card race on Thursday in Salt Lake City.
The Predators (37-31-10, 84 points), who began the trip with a tough 3-2 loss at Tampa Bay on March 29, bounced back to capture seven of a possible eight points in their next four games (3-0-1), including a 5-0 blanking of the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday.
That win, which was the second game of a back-to-back that began with a 3-2 shootout loss at Los Angeles on Monday, moved Nashville one point ahead of the Kings (83 points), three points ahead of the San Jose Sharks (81 points) and four points ahead of the Winnipeg Jets (80 points) for the second wild-card spot.
After Thursday, the Predators will finish up with three difficult home games against the Minnesota Wild, San Jose and Anaheim, so there is little margin for error down the stretch in the race for a playoff berth.
Backup goaltender Justus Annunen made 43 saves in the win over the Ducks to give Nashville its first shutout victory since a 3-0 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Jan. 3, 2025, a span of 120 games.
“We’ve had a great road trip here. All of our games have had a great effort,” Annunen said after his third career shutout. “We are playing well lately, so let’s just keep it going.”
Nashville coach Andrew Brunette said it is important for his squad to remain focused on its own games and not the standings.
“We’re just day-to-day — don’t really look at what’s behind us,” Brunette said. “We’ve got another road game, and we’re going to approach it the same way we approach all of them. Get a little rest here. We know Utah’s a really good team and a team we’re chasing, and we want to put our best foot forward next game.”
Utah (41-30-6, 88 points) holds a four-point lead over the Predators for the first wild-card spot with a game in hand. The Mammoth have won four straight and come in off a 6-5 overtime victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday.
Clayton Keller scored a power-play goal 33 seconds into overtime to win it for the Mammoth, who rallied from an early 3-1 deficit. Nick Schmaltz scored two goals and Alexander Kerfoot forced overtime by tallying with 7:04 left in regulation.
It marked the fourth straight game that Utah scored six or more goals, a franchise record.
“We just kept coming,” Mammoth coach Andre Tourigny said. “We were really resilient, patient, our game did not change. We didn’t start to force plays or try to make complicated plays where they could cut and counterattack. We just kept going.”
The comeback win kept Utah in the driver’s seat for a wild-card spot. The Mammoth enter the Thursday contest five points above the playoff line with five games to go, four of which will be on home ice. A win over the Predators would be another big step toward clinching a postseason berth.
“These points are so valuable,” Schmaltz said. “We want to get that ‘X’ by our name as fast as we can, so we’re doing everything we can and we’re battling every night.”
This is the final of four regular-season meetings. Utah has won two of the first three, including a 5-2 victory at Nashville on Jan. 24 in the most recent matchup.
–Field Level Media
Apr 4, 2026; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Utah Mammoth right wing Clayton Keller (9) celebrates his empty net goal with team mate, center Alexander Kerfoot (15) during the third period at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Simon Fearn-Imagn Images The Nashville Predators finish what so far has been a successful six-game road trip when they face the Utah Mammoth in a key game in the Western Conference wild-card race on Thursday in Salt Lake City.
The Predators (37-31-10, 84 points), who began the trip with a tough 3-2 loss at Tampa Bay on March 29, bounced back to capture seven of a possible eight points in their next four games (3-0-1), including a 5-0 blanking of the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday.
That win, which was the second game of a back-to-back that began with a 3-2 shootout loss at Los Angeles on Monday, moved Nashville one point ahead of the Kings (83 points), three points ahead of the San Jose Sharks (81 points) and four points ahead of the Winnipeg Jets (80 points) for the second wild-card spot.
After Thursday, the Predators will finish up with three difficult home games against the Minnesota Wild, San Jose and Anaheim, so there is little margin for error down the stretch in the race for a playoff berth.
Backup goaltender Justus Annunen made 43 saves in the win over the Ducks to give Nashville its first shutout victory since a 3-0 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Jan. 3, 2025, a span of 120 games.
“We’ve had a great road trip here. All of our games have had a great effort,” Annunen said after his third career shutout. “We are playing well lately, so let’s just keep it going.”
Nashville coach Andrew Brunette said it is important for his squad to remain focused on its own games and not the standings.
“We’re just day-to-day — don’t really look at what’s behind us,” Brunette said. “We’ve got another road game, and we’re going to approach it the same way we approach all of them. Get a little rest here. We know Utah’s a really good team and a team we’re chasing, and we want to put our best foot forward next game.”
Utah (41-30-6, 88 points) holds a four-point lead over the Predators for the first wild-card spot with a game in hand. The Mammoth have won four straight and come in off a 6-5 overtime victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday.
Clayton Keller scored a power-play goal 33 seconds into overtime to win it for the Mammoth, who rallied from an early 3-1 deficit. Nick Schmaltz scored two goals and Alexander Kerfoot forced overtime by tallying with 7:04 left in regulation.
It marked the fourth straight game that Utah scored six or more goals, a franchise record.
“We just kept coming,” Mammoth coach Andre Tourigny said. “We were really resilient, patient, our game did not change. We didn’t start to force plays or try to make complicated plays where they could cut and counterattack. We just kept going.”
The comeback win kept Utah in the driver’s seat for a wild-card spot. The Mammoth enter the Thursday contest five points above the playoff line with five games to go, four of which will be on home ice. A win over the Predators would be another big step toward clinching a postseason berth.
“These points are so valuable,” Schmaltz said. “We want to get that ‘X’ by our name as fast as we can, so we’re doing everything we can and we’re battling every night.”
This is the final of four regular-season meetings. Utah has won two of the first three, including a 5-2 victory at Nashville on Jan. 24 in the most recent matchup.
–Field Level Media
Apr 4, 2026; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Utah Mammoth right wing Clayton Keller (9) celebrates his empty net goal with team mate, center Alexander Kerfoot (15) during the third period at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Simon Fearn-Imagn Images The Nashville Predators finish what so far has been a successful six-game road trip when they face the Utah Mammoth in a key game in the Western Conference wild-card race on Thursday in Salt Lake City.
The Predators (37-31-10, 84 points), who began the trip with a tough 3-2 loss at Tampa Bay on March 29, bounced back to capture seven of a possible eight points in their next four games (3-0-1), including a 5-0 blanking of the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday.
That win, which was the second game of a back-to-back that began with a 3-2 shootout loss at Los Angeles on Monday, moved Nashville one point ahead of the Kings (83 points), three points ahead of the San Jose Sharks (81 points) and four points ahead of the Winnipeg Jets (80 points) for the second wild-card spot.
After Thursday, the Predators will finish up with three difficult home games against the Minnesota Wild, San Jose and Anaheim, so there is little margin for error down the stretch in the race for a playoff berth.
Backup goaltender Justus Annunen made 43 saves in the win over the Ducks to give Nashville its first shutout victory since a 3-0 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Jan. 3, 2025, a span of 120 games.
“We’ve had a great road trip here. All of our games have had a great effort,” Annunen said after his third career shutout. “We are playing well lately, so let’s just keep it going.”
Nashville coach Andrew Brunette said it is important for his squad to remain focused on its own games and not the standings.
“We’re just day-to-day — don’t really look at what’s behind us,” Brunette said. “We’ve got another road game, and we’re going to approach it the same way we approach all of them. Get a little rest here. We know Utah’s a really good team and a team we’re chasing, and we want to put our best foot forward next game.”
Utah (41-30-6, 88 points) holds a four-point lead over the Predators for the first wild-card spot with a game in hand. The Mammoth have won four straight and come in off a 6-5 overtime victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday.
Clayton Keller scored a power-play goal 33 seconds into overtime to win it for the Mammoth, who rallied from an early 3-1 deficit. Nick Schmaltz scored two goals and Alexander Kerfoot forced overtime by tallying with 7:04 left in regulation.
It marked the fourth straight game that Utah scored six or more goals, a franchise record.
“We just kept coming,” Mammoth coach Andre Tourigny said. “We were really resilient, patient, our game did not change. We didn’t start to force plays or try to make complicated plays where they could cut and counterattack. We just kept going.”
The comeback win kept Utah in the driver’s seat for a wild-card spot. The Mammoth enter the Thursday contest five points above the playoff line with five games to go, four of which will be on home ice. A win over the Predators would be another big step toward clinching a postseason berth.
“These points are so valuable,” Schmaltz said. “We want to get that ‘X’ by our name as fast as we can, so we’re doing everything we can and we’re battling every night.”
This is the final of four regular-season meetings. Utah has won two of the first three, including a 5-2 victory at Nashville on Jan. 24 in the most recent matchup.
–Field Level Media
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#England #face #Zealand #Costa #Rica #ahead #FIFA #World #Cup">England to face New Zealand and Costa Rica ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026
England will play New Zealand and Costa Rica in Tampa and Orlando in its final preparatory games before this summer’s World Cup campaign, the English FA said on Thursday.
New Zealand, playing in its first World Cup since 2010, will play England on June 6 before Thomas Tuchel’s side faces Costa Rica, which reached the quarterfinals in 2014, four days later.
ALSO READ: Harry Maguire desperate to be part of England FIFA World Cup 2026 squad
“Both fixtures will form a key part of England’s preparation camp in South Florida ahead of moving to the squad’s base camp in Kansas City, Missouri, for the duration of the tournament,” the FA said in a statement.
England, which reached the quarterfinals in the previous edition, begins its Group L campaign against Croatia on June 17.
Published on Apr 09, 2026
England will play New Zealand and Costa Rica in Tampa and Orlando in its final preparatory games before this summer’s World Cup campaign, the English FA said on Thursday.
New Zealand, playing in its first World Cup since 2010, will play England on June 6 before Thomas Tuchel’s side faces Costa Rica, which reached the quarterfinals in 2014, four days later.
ALSO READ: Harry Maguire desperate to be part of England FIFA World Cup 2026 squad
“Both fixtures will form a key part of England’s preparation camp in South Florida ahead of moving to the squad’s base camp in Kansas City, Missouri, for the duration of the tournament,” the FA said in a statement.
England, which reached the quarterfinals in the previous edition, begins its Group L campaign against Croatia on June 17.
Published on Apr 09, 2026
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