Dana White, the long-time president of the UFC, has confirmed his active role in the negotiations to organize a heavyweight boxing match between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. The fight, which has been a subject of intense speculation in the combat sports world for years, would pit two of the most recognizable British heavyweights against one another.

In his comments, White emphasized his commitment to seeing the bout come to fruition, rhetorically asking, "Who's going to stop me?" This statement reflects his confidence in navigating the complex promotional and contractual hurdles that have previously stalled the matchup. While White is primarily known for his work in mixed martial arts, his involvement in this boxing mega-fight signals a potential crossover in promotional influence.

There is currently no official date or venue confirmed for the fight. The involvement of White, who is known for his aggressive negotiation style, suggests that the parties involved are looking to bypass previous roadblocks that prevented the two camps from reaching an agreement. The boxing community remains divided on whether White’s entry into the negotiations will be the catalyst needed to finalize the deal or if it will complicate existing promotional relationships between the fighters and their respective teams.