Anthony Joshua record: fights, dates, scorecards
Anthony Joshua has a professional record of 26-3 and next up is Otto Wallin – get all the details of every single fight.
Anthony Joshua has a professional record of 26-3 and next up is Otto Wallin – get all the details of every single fight.
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Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are massive news and make headlines every single day of the year, particularly in the UK.
They had been all set to meet in the biggest fight in British boxing history on August 14, 2021.
The pair had signed a two-fight deal and Saudi Arabia had agreed to put up a record $155million (£109million) site fee. And then the world caved in…
Then in September 2022 we appeared to be again on the brink of that long-awaited British superfight. But again they could not get the deal over the line.
Fury appears likely now to meet Dereck Chisora in a trilogy fight at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday December 3. Some eight years on from their last, one-sided, meeting.
Joshua meanwhile is expected to be out a couple of weeks later, but his opponent as yet is unnamed.
The battle to show a Fury vs Joshua fight on TV and live stream would be a fascinating one.
Joshua has a global deal with streaming platform DAZN which includes the UK, while Fury fights air on BT Sport in the UK. It is likely we would get a joint PPV.
ESPN has an exclusive deal with Fury in the U.S. and would likely have the rights Stateside along with DAZN.
AJ’s long-running association with Sky Sports in the UK of course is over, after he signed that huge DAZN deal.
Fury would be a red-hot favourite if he were to face Joshua right now.
‘The Gypsy King’ is trading at 1/4 while AJ is a 3/1 underdog. The Draw is a 20/1 shot.