Lineker ‘uncomfortable’ with Saudi option
Gary Lineker admits taking sporting events to Saudi Arabia leaves him “slightly uncomfortable” and would prefer to see Fury vs Joshua in the UK.
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Conor Benn: Fury vs AJ in UK would be ‘right thing’
Conor Benn says Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua fighting on home soil would be “doing the right thing” for the British public.
AJ and Fury on threshold of greatness – Joby Clayton
Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are on the threshold of greatness as they prepare for that potential blockbuster, according to AJ’s trainer Joby Clayton.
Eddie Hearn gives latest update on DAZN situation
Eddie Hearn has warned boxing fans not to write off streaming platform DAZN just yet despite reports that it is in financial trouble.
AJ camp wary of Fury ‘risk’ – Frank Warren
Tyson Fury’s promoter Frank Warren believes Anthony Joshua’s camp do not really want to put their man in with ‘The Gypsy King’.
Wilder should step aside for Fury/AJ – Alex Arthur
Deontay Wilder should step aside to make way for a blockbusting all-British world heavyweight title unification fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, according to former Scottish star Alex Arthur.
‘He’s Just another fighter’ – AJ hits back at Fury
Anthony Joshua has hit back at Tyson Fury after ‘The Gypsy King’ said he would batter the Londoner when they finally meet inside the ring.
Teddy Atlas breaks down Fury vs Joshua
Hall of Fame boxing trainer Teddy Atlas just favours Tyson Fury in his all-British blockbuster with Anthony Joshua – but only if you hold a gun to his head.
‘Enough is enough’: Why Pulev won’t step aside
Kubrat Pulev says there is no way he would accept step-aside money to forego his right to a heavyweight title challenge against Britain’s Anthony Joshua.
Fury vs Joshua: Big-fight analysis and verdicts
Johnny Nelson and Adam Smith tell us who they favour in an all-British world heavyweight title unification showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.
Eddie Hearn on Joshua vs Fury, says ‘Wilder’s done’
Eddie Hearn is “really confident” that Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will meet in 2021, and doesn’t see Deontay Wilder getting in the way.
‘Still fat, still ugly, still bald, still unstoppable’ – Fury
‘The Gypsy King’ Tyson Fury is taking great delight in proving his doubters wrong as he seeks to unify the world heavyweight titles.