Right then. Fifteen years of talk, false starts and broken promises, and it took one press release to end it. Fury and Joshua fight on December 11 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, live on Netflix, for the vacant WBA Super heavyweight title.
Right then. The fight is not the problem. Richardson Hitchins has accepted Keyshawn Davis, accepted the travel, and accepted the date. What he has not accepted is getting paid less for a bigger card just because the venue moved.
Right then. Four months after winning it back, Jaime Munguia's camp are reportedly deep in discussions about giving up the WBA super middleweight title rather than defend it against the one man on the shortlist nobody wants.
Right then. Two days out from the Copper Box and Johnny Fisher has already got two names lined up for his next fight. The trouble is the Belgian in the other corner has read every word.
Right then. Lucas Roehrig is 23, unbeaten in nine and trained by George Groves. Zuffa have just signed him, and he says he wants world titles and risky fights. Good. Now prove it.
Right then. Jose Benavidez Sr has sketched out a four-fight route through three weight classes that ends with his son fighting Andy Ruiz at heavyweight. He called it daydreaming. He is right.
Right then. A report said Garcia vs Lopez had a date and a venue. Garcia says nobody told him. With Jack Catterall ordered, that fight just got a lot further away.
Right then. Bank protested when Janibek was put straight back at the top of the rankings after his suspension. Be careful what you wish for.
Right then. Nursultanov was supposed to fight for an interim belt last Saturday. Instead he has skipped the queue and gone straight to the man who holds the real thing.
Right then. Denzel Bentley had the big domestic payday lined up in his head. The WBO had other ideas, and now the first defence of his reign is heading to a purse bid.
Right then. The WBA ruled Munguia's voluntary period ran out on August 30. That means the dangerous Uzbek southpaw who has been shouting from the sidelines finally gets his shot.
Right then. Richards says his story has not been written yet. On Saturday night in East London he gets handed the pen and a man who has just knocked out a former world champion.
Right then. Groves has said the thing everybody has been dancing around since Itauma gassed out in the ninth. He is a three-round fighter. The good news is that is a training problem, not a talent problem.
Right then. The first British fighter ever to win Olympic gold and a professional world title is boxing six rounds in a civic hall against a man from West Bromwich. Nobody needed this.
Right then. Heaney said in August he was going one last time. He could have picked anybody. He picked the man who beat him, which tells you everything about him.
Right then. The Romford Bull returns from nine months out on Saturday night, making his Zuffa Boxing debut against a Belgian who has never been off his feet and is not remotely bothered about the away corner.
Twice he was booked to fight Naoya Inoue in Tokyo. Twice a sparring cut took it away. On Sunday Sam Goodman gets to Japan anyway, for an interim IBF belt and the mandatory position he has been chasing for two years.
Right then. I called Brown by decision. I was wrong about the method and right about the man, and I have never been happier to be half wrong in my life.
Right then. Isaac Cruz won, retained and looked every inch the wrecking ball he is billed as. He also spent five rounds in a wrestling match nobody asked to watch.
Right then. Cruz called him out with the sweat still on him. Garcia answered before the arena had emptied. Now comes the part where boxing usually ruins everything.
Right then. Ten rounds, thirty scoring rounds across three cards, and Cani Mansilla did not win one of them. That is control. It is not quite the same as a statement.
Right then. I said this was the sleeper fight on the Manchester card. It was, and Mark Jeffers is now first in the queue for a Lonsdale belt of his own.
Right then. Last November Takuma Inoue beat Tenshin Nasukawa on points and ended a 53-fight winning run. Ten months on, almost nobody thinks that was the final word.
Right then. Two days ago Queensberry won the purse bid to stage Hamzah Sheeraz against Janibek Alimkhanuly. Tonight the WBO have confirmed there is no fight to stage, because Sheeraz has handed the belt back rather than defend it.
Right then. Fight week was going perfectly in San Diego until Thursday night, when Jesus Ramos Jr was taken to hospital and the best matchup on the whole card quietly disappeared off the board.
Right then. Two unbeaten British cruiserweights stepped on the scales in Manchester on Friday and came in within an ounce and a half of each other. That is not a coincidence, that is two men refusing to give an inch before the first bell.
Right then. David Benavidez climbed into the ring after Jai Opetaia flattened Noel Mikaelian and called him the cruiserweight boogeyman. Opetaia's answer was to accept the fight, anywhere, any date, no conditions. That is how you win a negotiation before it starts.
Right then. Terence Crawford called Ryan Garcia an internet creation who only talks tough with his security nearby. Garcia told him to square up on or off the ring. And then Crawford mentioned his age, which is the most revealing thing either of them said.
Right then. Oscar Collazo has damaged ribs in training and the October 10 flyweight title fight with Ricardo Sandoval is gone. Collazo calls it a change of date. Nobody has confirmed that Sandoval is waiting.
Right then. The biggest all-British heavyweight fight left on the board has spent the week being pulled across the Atlantic by a man who does not promote either fighter, and Eddie Hearn has finally said out loud what everyone has been muttering since the summer.