Tony Bellew Makes KO Prediction for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua After Friendly Press Conference
- On Wednesday, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury held their launch press conference for the December 11 'Battle of Britain' at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, following promoter Eddie Hearn's successful negotiation to host the bout in the United Kingdom.
- Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh financed the fight, absorbing a $70m revenue loss to accommodate British fans after Joshua and Hearn rejected New York's Madison Square Garden as the original venue.
- Joshua believes organizers, including Netflix and Zuffa Boxing CEO Dana White, favor Fury, citing the fighter's close ties to Alalshikh and White, who resolved his U.S. visa issues through links to United States President Donald Trump.
- Dismissing the perceived bias, the 2012 Olympic gold medalist emphasized rigorous physical preparation, stating he is ready to 'stomp all over' those who want to see him fail in the ring.
- Despite friction over White's involvement, Hearn and Joshua remain focused on December 11, with Joshua maintaining he would support his promoter if disagreements required him to 'pull the plug' on the event.
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Anthony Joshua says one condition would still make him 'pull the plug' on Tyson Fury fight
At long last, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are scheduled to face each other and yesterday’s press conference seemed to remove any doubt that the show could collapse. Although, ‘AJ’ has now revealed what would make him withdraw from the long-awaited clash. Joshua and Fury have been linked to one another for a number of […]
Anthony Joshua Targets Fitness For Tyson Fury Fight
Anthony Joshua’s clearest response to Tyson Fury’s press conference threats concerned conditioning. While Fury supplied insults and knockout promises, Joshua talked about being fit enough to keep fighting when strategy ... Anthony Joshua Targets Fitness For Tyson Fury Fight @ Boxing News 24/7
Fury and Joshua sign their December 11 fight in Cardiff without a rematch clause: whoever loses faces withdrawal and Fury already looks at Usyk. The entry Fury-Joshua, to everything or nothing: the fight of December 11 is signed without rematch clause was first published in What!.
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