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Tyson Fury vs. Mariusz Wach: Why the Fight Isn’t on TV

Discover why Tyson Fury's upcoming fight with Mariusz Wach is not being broadcast on television. Get the facts on this high-profile boxing event.

Editorial Desk

July 23, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — London, UK — Tyson Fury is set to face Mariusz Wach this week in a highly anticipated warm-up bout ahead of his long-awaited clash with Anthony Joshua. However, the fight won’t be televised, leaving fans puzzled about the absence of live coverage.

The decision not to broadcast the fight has sparked speculation among boxing enthusiasts — and media outlets. Fury’s team has yet to provide an official statement on the matter, though industry sources suggest various possible reasons for the lack of TV coverage.

One potential factor could be the focus on Fury’s upcoming bout with Anthony Joshua, which is expected to draw significant media attention and higher viewership. Another possibility is the negotiation complexities surrounding broadcast rights — and financial agreements.

Regardless of the reason, the absence of live TV coverage for the Fury vs. Wach fight has generated considerable buzz, with many fans expressing disappointment online. Social media platforms have been abuzz with discussions — and theories about why the event is not being aired.

For those eager to follow the fight, alternative methods of viewing may be available, though details remain scarce. As the boxing world awaits further information, all eyes remain on Fury and his preparations for the much-anticipated showdown with Joshua.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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