Fury v Joshua 2026 – Cardiff Tickets & VIP Boxing Hospitality

Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua is set to be one of the biggest heavyweight boxing events of 2026, with Cardiff's Principality Stadium hosting this highly anticipated showdown.

 

Stadium Sports Travel, part of Stadium Events, is offering a range of Fury v Joshua tickets and VIP hospitality packages, including pre-fight dining, premium celebrity hospitality, ringside seating and exclusive private boxes.

 

Ticket options start from £159 per person, with VIP hospitality from £299 per person, subject to availability. Whether you're planning a special occasion, entertaining corporate clients or attending with friends, contact us for our best price.

 

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Bon Jovi Forever Tour

Rock legends Bon Jovi are officially heading back to the UK in 2026 as part of their global “Forever Tour” — and fans are already scrambling for tickets. The band will play at Edinburgh’s Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium on 28 August 2026, followed by London’s Wembley Stadium on 4 September. Due to overwhelming demand, a second Wembley date has already been added for 6 September.

This marks Bon Jovi’s first UK tour in several years, coinciding with their new album release. Expect a mix of timeless anthems — Livin’ on a Prayer, It’s My Life, You Give Love a Bad Name — and new material from their latest record.

Frontman Jon Bon Jovi says this tour is “a celebration of resilience, music, and connection,” reflecting the band’s four-decade journey. For UK rock fans, these will be must-see stadium nights.
 

Carabao Cup Quarter-Final Draw Sets Up Exciting Clashes

In football, the latest Carabao Cup (EFL Cup) quarter-final draw has fans buzzing — and debating. Holders Newcastle United will host Fulham at St James’ Park, while Arsenal take on Crystal Palace in an all-London showdown at the Emirates.

Elsewhere, Manchester City face Brentford at home, and the story of the round might be Cardiff City, the only non-Premier League side left, who will welcome Chelsea in a true David-vs-Goliath clash.
 

The ties are scheduled for the week beginning 15 December, setting up an exciting pre-Christmas showdown. While some fans grumbled about “lucky draws” favouring the big teams, the lineup promises plenty of drama — and possibly a giant-killing or two.