A lot of people had trouble getting hold of Joshua-Klitschko tickets

After a bit of a false start earlier this year, we now have a date for Anthony Joshua's heavyweight title fight against Wladimir Klitschko.

The bout will see three belts on the line - Joshua's IBF strap and the WBA (Super) and IBO heavyweight titles vacated by Tyson Fury - and is scheduled for April 29 next year. As well as defending his world title, Joshua will be putting his enviable 18-0 record on the line, with this month's third-round stoppage of Éric Molina ensuring each of his fights has ended via knockout. Klitschko, meanwhile, has not fought since losing his belts to Fury last year - his first setback in more than a decade. There is naturally plenty of interest in the matchup, and this was reflected in ticket sales, with the Wembley Stadium meeting selling out in less than an hour. https://twitter.com/wembleystadium/status/811186313055653888 And demand comfortably outstripped supply, with plenty of fight fans cursing their luck at failing to secure their place in the crowd for what promises to be one of the most hotly anticipated bouts of 2017. https://twitter.com/callum_co/status/811227290185199616 https://twitter.com/andrewskatie191/status/811194682764120064 https://twitter.com/JRochesterr/status/811188388665708544 https://twitter.com/Matt_Cann/status/811187404593831937 https://twitter.com/ryans1805/status/811184630783242240 Approximately 50,000 tickets have been sold in the initial batch, though a second release of tickets will take place in January. A number of tickets are already being sold on StubHub at above the initial asking price, with the most expensive floor-level tickets available for £2,650 at the time of writing. Promoter Eddie Hearn has suggested the fight will have a bigger attendance than the rematch between Carl Froch and George Groves - which attracted 80,000 people to Wembley - suggesting 35,000 more tickets will become available in the new year. Catch up with this week's episode of Football Friday Live: