There is plenty of ground to cover before the two might actually fight for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world, but Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will surely continue to talk up that possible encounter until they do, and both will definitely express their confidence of picking up the victory and all four belts .
Fury (30-0-1, 21 KO) is currently dealing with Deontay Wilder and the possibility that he will have to face Wilder a third time, despite wishing to move past it and feeling that Wilder’s time to exercise the rematch clause has come and gone. That issue will be settled in arbitration, but it did scrap plans Fury had to return Dec. 5 in the United Kingdom.
As for Joshua (23-1, 21 KO), he has to deal with Kubrat Pulev, his IBF mandatory challenger, on Dec. 12. And if he gets past that, he probably will have to fight WBO mandatory challenger Oleksandr Usyk.
But, again, the talk will continue until the situation changes, either one of them loses or retires or the fight actually happens, and Fury is, as always, sure he’ll be the better man in the ring.
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