Overview
- Anthony Joshua posted a screenshot of an email from the Voluntary Anti‑Doping Association on Tuesday and said he was not accusing Tyson Fury of any wrongdoing.
- The VADA message asked whether Fury would enrol and requested a completed whereabouts form, which is required to allow unannounced out‑of‑competition tests.
- Promoter Eddie Hearn says the snag likely stems from contractual differences that set different timelines for when testing must begin in each fighter’s deal.
- The VADA correspondence is procedural and contains no allegation of a positive test or anti‑doping violation.
- Organisers and broadcasters continue to work on finalising plans for a reported December 11 show in Cardiff, but the date, venue and testing enrolment all remain unconfirmed and subject to resolution.