Tyson Fury Returns to Tottenham Against Arslanbek Makhmudov on April 11


Michael Collins - 02/12/2026 - Comments

Tyson Fury returns to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on April 11 to face Arslanbek Makhmudov. The event will stream globally on Netflix.

Fury last fought at Tottenham in December 2022, drawing 59,789 fans against Derek Chisora.

Back at Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium provides a familiar setting for Fury. The stadium is familiar ground for Fury, who previously headlined there before a crowd of 59,789. Returning to the same venue gives him the opportunity to headline another major stadium event in front of a home audience.

Makhmudov enters without that same connection to British fans. The Russian heavyweight has built his record fighting primarily outside the United Kingdom and has not previously headlined a stadium event there. His presence makes Fury the central figure driving interest in the promotion.

Fury has not fought since 2024, when he lost consecutive fights to Oleksandr Usyk. Those bouts ended his reign as a heavyweight champion and marked the first defeats of his career since his return from retirement earlier in the decade. His comeback now takes place at a venue where he has already shown he can draw tens of thousands of fans.

Netflix Streams the Fight

Netflix will stream the fight globally, placing Fury’s return on one of boxing’s widest distribution platforms.

The April event pairs a stadium venue with global streaming, underscoring Fury’s continued commercial draw despite consecutive defeats. Makhmudov enters as a heavy puncher looking to establish himself at a higher level.

The Ring is expected to oversee the promotion  for this heavyweight fight, with a deep undercard expected to take shape in the coming weeks. Before the April date, a multi-city press tour is expected ahead of the event, with details to be confirmed.


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Last Updated on 2026/02/12 at 11:35 PM