Dua Lipa is not expected to perform at the proposed heavyweight showdown between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, despite being approached about the event.
The long-awaited all-British clash targeted for late 2026 has moved a step closer after both fighters agreed terms. Saudi official Turki Al-Sheikh had hinted that securing a major music act like Dua Lipa could be important to the promotion, though it remains unclear whether his comments were serious or light-hearted.
BBC Sport understands the 30-year-old singer declined the offer and is not expected to be involved. A venue has yet to be confirmed, but Wembley Stadium is currently the preferred option.
The bout itself still depends on upcoming fights. Joshua is scheduled to face Kristian Prenga in July, while Fury recently back from retirement is considering another contest before the potential blockbuster.
Talks of a Joshua Fury fight have spanned years without success, but if it finally takes place, both men are expected to earn record-breaking purses.
