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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Barry Hearn: Joshua-Fury Has 95% of Taking Place in 2021

    Barry Hearn, founder of Matchroom Sport, feels confident that a 2021 unification will take place between heavyweight champions Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury. The UK currently has a full grasp on the heavyweight ranks. Joshua, who Hearn guides, holds the WBA, IBO, WBO and IBF world titles, while Fury is the WBC's world champion.
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    • Squared.Circle
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      We will finally get an undisputed fight. No more “he said, she said”, no more signing up to multiple fights to avoid it, no more calling a guy out as the other guy announces a contract has been signed for another opponent, no more Wilder!

      Bring on that all British, all belts, history breaking heavyweight clash!

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        • JuanSkinner
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          I think both wilder should take step aside money then fight eatchother the winner fights the winner of the unification. Surely makes financial sence for everyone?

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            • James Hunt
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              If Bob and Fury plan to stall AJ fight until 2021, then Hearn should force Fury to fight Whyte instead of AJ. Fury's got only 2 fights left, he'll retire after.

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                • Oshio
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                  I hope WBC wil not push the fight for February

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                    • MulaKO
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                      Originally posted by JuanSkinner
                      I think both wilder should take step aside money then fight eatchother the winner fights the winner of the unification. Surely makes financial sence for everyone?

                      How do you figure
                      Personally , I think if Fury were to fight AJ and defeat him , i think Fury would retire right there
                      Why not ?
                      He fought the the two big names in his division and now is unified , with no losses on his record
                      Wilder would then be left holding his tail

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                        • Oldskoolg
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                          That article photo really speaks volumes about why black Americans haven’t taken to AJ.....

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                            • Bunch Pag
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                              Unless they both hold belts at the time I won't have any interest....

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                                • aboutfkntime
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                                  this fight will never happen... the Hearns are talking shlt

                                  they will keep AJ wrapped in cotton wool, and AJ will be fine with that

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                                    • Marchegiano
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                                      I'm starting to wonder if there will ever be a real HW champion in boxing again.

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