Boxing champion Tyson Fury has been busy dealing with outside ring issues but the much awaited rematch between him and former champion Wladimir Klitschko is reportedly nearing completion.

Such was revealed by trainer Peter Fury who bared that negotiations for the rematch will soon be a done deal. He is also the uncle of reigning champion Tyson Fury.

Other than Peter Fury, promoter Mick Hennessy also gave out details of the rematch. He concurs with Fury's claim that the fight is likely to be held in July but adds that it could be a stadium fight.

He adds that negotiations are running along smoothly and made a broad reference of the bout being a stadium fight in England. With that said, he could be hinting at a possible match at the Wembley Stadium though such has yet to be confirmed.

Peter Fury also explains that the reason behind the holdup of making the fight official is due to the acceptable dates, which includes making sure that the rematch happens in England.

Klitschko will be looking to avenge the loss he suffered last November to Fury. Fury won via a unanimous decision over the Ukrainian, allowing the British-Irish boxer to snag the WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight titles over at Dusseldorf.

Of the titles he won, Fury was stripped of the IBF plum when he refused to face Vyacheslav Glazkov, with a rematch against Klitschko his priority.

The past months have been colorful for Fury since winning over Klitschko. That included being condemned for his sexist remarks, followed by that heated exchange he had with heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder back in January.

Wilder has lined up Fury among his prospective next opponents and is looking to face the Briton if he wins in the rematch with Klitschko.

In the event that Fury does win over Klitschko again, Wilder is willing to stage the fight in England for a possible unification bout.