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Published 09:21 14 Mar 2016 GMT

Fury took a unanimous decision victory over Klitschko in Dusseldorf last November with a shock upset and the world has been dying to get another look at the pair go head-to-head.
It seems like every stadium in the world has been discussed in relation to the venue that will host the grudge match but it's believed that Austria's Woerthersee Stadium is the frontrunner.
"Yes, that's right. We are in negotiations, but for confidential reasons, we can't give out any more information at this stage," Nicola Pattberg of the Klitschko Management Group told Austrian newspaper Kleine Zeitung.Explore more on these topics:

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