An Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury fight is by all accounts now close to becoming a reality very shortly.
It is a huge fight in the UK and Europe, not as big in the US but because it is such a big fight in the UK, it still somewhat big in the US and worldwide because of the rivalry over the years.
A heated one to say the least.
It is safe to say they are not fans of one another.
According to some reports online and many places on social media it is in final stages of talks now and they are right to make it and strike while the iron is hot right now.
Who knows what could happen this year.
Joshua will possibly be an underdog in the fight as he’s been rusty in recent years and even a novice blown up cruiserweight like Jake Paul was able to take him six rounds only just before last Christmas.
Paul was able to tag Joshua and land on him multiple times as well.
Tyson Fury if he is in some sort of shape and sharper than he was in his recent comeback win this month on Netflix will hit much harder than Jake Paul.
Obviously.
But Tyson Fury looked far from his best this month as well in a fight on Netflix he was expected to win, which, he did.
Via UD on points.
Afterwards he said he’s only interested in the Joshua fight and be careful what you wish for, that is about to happen next up.
Very soon too, they’ll make it surely to happen this summer in a huge stadium in the UK.
Surely over 100,000 tickets will fly out the door for it in minutes upon their release to boxing fans and the general public worldwide.
Joshua has had the car crash in Africa as well not long ago that prompted one of his uncle’s at the time to actually say Joshua was retired from boxing.
That clearly is not the case now.
Both are big heavyweights and because of that one punch can change the course of the entire fight at any point, so, it would be challenging to call how a fight will actually go.
Joshua for us is definitely an underdog but if Fury takes him lightly Tyson Fury can be hurt by him.
It wouldn’t take anytime to market and promote a fight like this. Two weeks max. The ticket sell themselves. They could get this fight on in June easily if they want shortly this summer.
They’ll sell out Wembley in minutes to 100,000 or slightly more fans.
Boxing and boxing fans are the winners here again in what should be an entertaining heavyweight scrap if they get this thing over the line shortly.
