Fury-Joshua tickets reportedly sell out within an hour

More than 500,000 people reportedly joined an online queue for tickets to the scheduled Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua fight, as all 80,000 tickets were reported sold within an hour. The bout is set for December 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff. The queue and ticket-sale figures were reported in accounts of the general sale, but no direct ticketing records were cited. One account said the tickets sold out within 60 minutes; another relayed a claim that the sale took less than 40 minutes. Both described the allocation as 80,000 tickets. Reported prices also varied. One account put standard ticket prices, including booking fees, between £88.50 and £13,128. Another gave a range of £120 to £17,000 and said some premium packages and concessions were outside the advertised prices. The available information does not establish how the categories in the two ranges compare. Industry projections cited in one account estimated potential gate revenue at £34 million to £44 million, but organizers had not confirmed that figure. Actual revenue would depend on how many tickets were sold at each price, the account said.