Yes, he would for a Deontay Wilder unification bout but not for Tyson Fury. If Wilder regains his title against Tyson Fury, then Joshua would be more than happy to oblige "The Bronze Bomber" stateside. Besides, Matchroom and Eddie Hearn has very important business here.
Will AJ ever have the guts to fight in America again?
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I was originally supposed to be at Fury-Wilder 1 too in LA but I didn’t end up going because I ended up going through a divorce a month prior
Rematch made up for it though. Would have loved to have been at that first one though.
AJ-Ruiz was insane solely because when Aj dropped him it was like “Yeah here we go it’s over now this NY trip was fun though” then boom Ruiz dropped him instantly and it was like ohhhhh
So many fangirls literally crying after the fight. Hysterical tears some of them. Was awesome.Comment
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The UK based stadium fights are just over did now, I am bored of them 'Boxing needs to branch out, put more big fights on back in America'.
Tyson Fury would rather fight in America, that is what I read into his situation at this time. I will predict that Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua will not be staged in the UK.Comment
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The UK based stadium fights are just over did now, I am bored of them 'Boxing needs to branch out, put more big fights on back in America'.
Tyson Fury would rather fight in America, that is what I read into his situation at this time. I will predict that Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua will not be staged in the UK.
That said, he covid situation is likely to dictate choices here, going to a place abroad may well offer the most money given that. That doesn’t necessarily mean America at all.
America quite frankly isn’t the be all and end all like it was in previous decades, only fury’s espn deal would really pull them in that direction.Comment
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But the second the fighter pulls out and they say AJ we have found a short notice replacement hes gunna be like "nahhhhhhhh fam"Comment
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Up there certainly for shock factor.
I haven’t really travelled to America to watch many fights so in regards to American fights then they’re definitely up there. Only went to my first USA fight around 2010.
I started going to a few UFC fights too from 2018. Which is insane as I really did not like the sport at all until recent years. Still not a huge fan. But getting into it slowly but surely as a secondary sport I follow.Comment
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Up there certainly for shock factor.
I haven’t really travelled to America to watch many fights so in regards to American fights then they’re definitely up there. Only went to my first USA fight around 2010.
I started going to a few UFC fights too from 2018. Which is insane as I really did not like the sport at all until recent years. Still not a huge fan. But getting into it slowly but surely as a secondary sport I follow.
Me and my brother already agreed we will see fury/Joshua live no matter what. I'm just worried the tickets will sell out so fast we won't be able to get em. I think it was Joshua/klitschko that sold out within an hour I'm worried this fight will tooComment
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Yeah I'm not big UFC too but when they have a big fight i tune in. That khabib/McGregor fight was really entertaining especially the aftermath
Me and my brother already agreed we will see fury/Joshua live no matter what. I'm just worried the tickets will sell out so fast we won't be able to get em. I think it was Joshua/klitschko that sold out within an hour I'm worried this fight will too
Oh I will be at AJ-Fury. No doubts about that I will 100% be there. I’ll be ringside for that.Comment
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