The two days which could make or break Fury-AJ
Summary
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, two of Britain’s top heavyweight boxers, are scheduled to have warm-up fights on consecutive days in different countries. If both win, they are expected to face each other later this year in a highly anticipated match, aiming to settle a long-standing rivalry.Key Facts
- Tyson Fury will fight Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand.
- Anthony Joshua will fight Kristian Prenga in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
- Fury and Joshua have never fought each other professionally despite over ten years of rivalry.
- Fury’s fight in Thailand is more for publicity and media coverage with his Netflix documentary filming there.
- Joshua’s fight follows his recovery from a serious car crash in Nigeria last December.
- Both fighters must win their warm-up matches for the Fury vs. Joshua fight to happen.
- The Fury vs. Joshua fight is considered one of the biggest events in British boxing history.
- The contracts for their match are signed, but the final fight depends on their performance in these warm-up fights.
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