[Boxing] Fury Vs Joshua confirmed for Q4 2026. ** The Battle of Britain **

[Mpamaegbu]

Tyson's brother didn't reveal the name of the alternative opponent, but assured it is going to be a "big fight".

The Fury family surely knows how to stay in the face of the media. I like them for that as it gives a boost to whatever bout Fury takes on. It's media hype and publicity. Promoters love that. Maybe the alternative opponent could be Oleksandr Usyk so that the giant would take another beating 🤔.

Anyway, I believe AJ should know the game Tyson Fury plays. He shouldn't be distracted by any of it. The other time he was asked how we was preparing for a fight, I think it was in his trilogy with Wilder, and he said he was masturbating as part of his preparation. Just imagine that.

AJ should just focus on his bout with him. I want an AJ win. Fury talks too much just like Wilder. I hope AJ punches him real good in the mouth.

[Justbillywitt]

I am surprised seeing this because I initially thought that Anthony Joshua has retired from boxing after the accident he has in Nigeria that resulted to the loss of his friend and his personal trainer, but if he has truly gone out of retirement,

Joshua never retired from boxing after the accident, I think he has already had a fight after the accident. It was too early for him to retire from boxing because of that accident, accidents does happen and since the accident didn’t disfigure him, I don’t see any reason why he should have retired after the accident.

If their is any possibility of this match happening, I will be gunning for Anthony Joshua because I believe that he is stronger, and he has what it takes to beat Fury in a boxing contest .

The match will go on there’s no doubt about that, the organizers will find a way to make sure this match happens, because it has been long anticipated fight. But what I can’t say is if Joshua is stronger than Fury. They both have an amazing career so far. Tyson Fury is not an easy opponent to defeat in a fight. Time will tell who is stronger if the fight goes ahead.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Tyson's brother didn't reveal the name of the alternative opponent, but assured it is going to be a "big fight".

The Fury family surely knows how to stay in the face of the media. I like them for that as it gives a boost to whatever bout Fury takes on. It's media hype and publicity. Promoters love that. Maybe the alternative opponent could be Oleksandr Usyk so that the giant would take another beating 🤔.

Older Fury alone, that loud mouth and perhaps it's obvious that Tyson has inherited it. Nevertheless, they know how to put up hype on their every fight and that is good enough to make a lot of money and bring fans to the arena to watch the fight live.

Anyway, I believe AJ should know the game Tyson Fury plays. He shouldn't be distracted by any of it. The other time he was asked how we was preparing for a fight, I think it was in his trilogy with Wilder, and he said he was masturbating as part of his preparation. Just imagine that.

AJ should just focus on his bout with him. I want an AJ win. Fury talks too much just like Wilder. I hope AJ punches him real good in the mouth.

I think is too intelligent to be affected by the antics of the Fury's. He might have known the guy for many years since they are contemporaries and could have cross paths many times in the boxing world. So it's more on Fury now, because he might also knows that his mental game and thrash talking ain't going to work effectively here.

[DrBeer]

If Fury has truly learned his lesson from his fights with Usyk, then I’d bet on Tyson Fury. If not by knockout, then definitely by decision.
But if he doesn’t improve his form, there’s a good chance Anthony Joshua could come out on top.

Of course, it will be difficult for Anthony Joshua to face a true giant, one with highly unpredictable behavior, enormous size and reach, cunning, and a whole arsenal of clinching techniques...
Joshua is an ATHLETE, built for "pure boxing".

In short - Fury will most likely win, 90% by judges decision, 10% by knockout or technical knockout.

[Mpamaegbu]

Of course, it will be difficult for Anthony Joshua to face a true giant, one with highly unpredictable behavior, enormous size and reach, cunning, and a whole arsenal of clinching techniques...

If you're going to judge by size, then you're surely going to miss out on reality. It's not the size of a dog that matters, like they say, but the fight in a dog. Usyk defeated Fury and Usyk isn't a big dude, remember. I just needed to put that out here.

[shinratensei_]

If you're going to judge by size, then you're surely going to miss out on reality. It's not the size of a dog that matters, like they say, but the fight in a dog. Usyk defeated Fury and Usyk isn't a big dude, remember. I just needed to put that out here.

The problem is that Joshua is not Usyk. I also remind you how Usyk beat Joshua two times in a row. You can't expect Joshua to replicate the fighting system used by Usyk against him and Fury.
So the result is gonna be different than what Usyk did against Fury. It's also my reason size still matter in this game between him and Fury.