For years, Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua was viewed by many as the ultimate heavyweight showdown. As recently as 2021, the duo held all four major world heavyweight championships between them. Joshua was the unified IBF,

The 'Gypsy King' will be looking to get back to winning ways in 2025 after suffering back-to-back defeats to heavyweight rival Oleksandr Usyk this year

In keeping with most aspects of modern life, boxing continued to become an increasingly online affair in 2024, writes Elliot

Every boxer to share the ring with both Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua has made their prediction for the superfight.

Anthony Joshua is plotting a return to the ring in either May or June of 2025, with his sights set on a long-awaited first collision with fellow heavyweight king Tyson Fury

Eddie Hearn believes that there are only two fights that make sense for Anthony Joshua at present, following his devastating fifth-round knockout loss to Daniel Dubois in September

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua never fought when they were at their peaks. Now both are coming off defeats. A fight between the two British big men nonetheless remains a viable option. But how big a fight would Fury vs.

EDDIE HEARN has revealed the timeline for Anthony Joshua’s return – as well as a two-fight plan for the former heavyweight champ. The Watford warrior hasn’t fought since his

Oleksandr Usyk beat Anthony Joshua by decision twice to establish his heavyweight dominance. AJ is weighing up his options after being battered and stopped in six rounds by Dubois in September. After years of failed negotiations between their respective camps, now appears to be the perfect time to make Fury vs Joshua.

After his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk, Tyson Fury is reportedly eyeing a match against Anthony Joshua, touted as potentially the "biggest fight in British boxing history."

After losing to Daniel Dubois in September, Anthony Joshua is now only interested in rematching the 'Dynamite' fighter and Tyson Fury in 2025, promoter Eddie Hearn has said.