Rolexes, supercars and dressing-room disputes: The demands that can make or break a big fight

The talks are already ongoing. They have been for more than six years, really. They may go on for a while longer yet. That’s boxing.Tyson Fury against Anthony Joshua is the all-British heavyweight showdown the world was waiting for half a decade ago, and it remains a possibility.First, Fury must beat Arslanbek Makhmudov this weekend. It’s the two-time world heavyweight champion’s first fight in 16 months, so nothing is guaranteed at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday night, even if he is taking on a limited opponent in the 6ft 5in (197cm) Russian, who has an underwhelming record.Advertisement