Anthony Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn says he does not want to stage the world heavyweight champion's next defence of his title behind closed doors.
Hearn told Boxing Social: "We're not going to go to AJ and say, mate, there's £10 million less in the pot - we've got to get creative.
"These countries are going to be up and running a lot quicker than our country or America.
"Would Saudi (Arabia) or Dubai or Abu Dhabi be ready to stage an event in September or October? I think 100 per cent.
"If you can't get a live gate for the bigger fights we have to look elsewhere and that involves looking at other territories.
"Do I really want AJ to box behind closed doors? No. With what he has produced in terms of that live audience, I will be doing everything I can do make sure AJ doesn't fight behind closed doors."
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