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Fury v Joshua fight to provide 'big boost' to city's economy

Fury v Joshua fight to provide 'big boost' to city's economy
BBC Wales Friday 25 September 2026, 21:55 UTC 1 min read
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Cardiff is preparing for an influx of fans from across the globe for the 11 December showdown.

Cardiff is preparing for an influx of fans from across the globe for the 11 December showdown.
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