Anthony Joshua: record, next fight and profile →
With no response from his signed addendum nearly a week after he sent it off to Saudi Arabia boxing financier Turki Alalshikh, Anthony Joshua promoter Eddie Hearn is sticking to his guns for the super-fight against fellow two-time heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.
As the long running saga over the proposed date and venue of the bout between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua appears to rumble on, promoter Frank Warren has said: “Everyone’s got to make their mind up. Otherwise, move on.”
Carl Froch does not believe the current training team of Anthony Joshua is doing him any favors and the heavyweight should have stayed with coach Robert McCracken
Frank Warren is confident that the Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua showdown will go ahead despite the recent disagreement between Sela and Matchroom Boxing regarding Joshua’s contract
Eddie Hearn has accused TKO of leaking emails in order to push a narrative regarding Matchroom’s demands for Anthony Joshua-Tyson Fury to take place in the US
Eddie Hearn discusses the latest developments surrounding Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua, insisting the fight is already contractually agreed for the UK and revealing why Matchroom is pushing back against a proposed move to New York. Hearn also addresses BoxingScene's report on the leaked email, claims of missed payments, the role of Netflix and Saudi Arabia, and why he believes Dana White's involvement could complicate the event.
Tyson Fury has accused Anthony Joshua of running scared after Matchroom Boxing’s Eddie Hearn revealed that Joshua would not agree to a fight in New York unless certain conditions were met
Frank Smith joins us to discuss the latest developments in Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua, including the ongoing discussions over potentially moving the fight from the UK to America. Smith also gives updates on Inoue-Bam Rodriguez, Jaron “Boots” Ennis vs Josh Kelly, Jack Catterall’s world title situation, Conor Walker’s U.S. debut and Matchroom’s latest signing, Odel Kamara.
Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing will present an addendum to Saudi Arabia’s event management/entertainment company Sela on Thursday detailing the requirements necessary to bring the anticipated Anthony Joshua-Tyson Fury heavyweight showdown to New York’s Madison Square Garden on November 20, BoxingScene has learned
Tyson Fury’s manager Spencer Brown has voiced some concern that Anthony Joshua might yet pull out of the projected heavyweight super-fight with his charge and fans will soon be “bored” of the constant speculation