
Anthony Joshua: Everyone Opponent That Me & Fury Got In Common, I’ve Knocked Them Out
Anthony Joshua is “not at all” looking to compare how he performs March 8 with how Tyson Fury fought when he faced Francis Ngannou on October 28.
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Anthony Joshua is “not at all” looking to compare how he performs March 8 with how Tyson Fury fought when he faced Francis Ngannou on October 28.

By Keith Idec - When Eddie Hearn recently declared Anthony Joshua several levels above Francis Ngannou, the big British superstar’s promoter didn’t intend to dismiss the literal puncher’s chance Ngannou has to upset Joshua. Hearn unequivocally believes Joshua will win their 10-round fight in whichever way the former IBF/IBO/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion sees fit March 8 at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Matchroom Boxing’s chairman does

Francis Ngannou promised Monday to find out if Anthony Joshua’s chin is as unreliable as he has been led to believe. Joshua glared at Ngannou as the former UFC heavyweight champion explained during a press conference in London how he’ll go about their 10-round boxing match March 8 at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The hard-hitting Ngannou feels that if he hits Joshua with the type of left hook he landed on Tyson Fury in the third round of their fight October 28 that Joshua won’t be able to recover.

Joshua, Ngannou Press Conference Photos Gallery - Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou met face to face for the first time this Monday, January 15, in London ahead of their blockbuster heavyweight showdown in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. (photos by Mark Robinson).

MMA veteran Francis Ngannou believes that he has more than enough skill and punching power to knock Anthony Joshua out. Ngannou, in only his second fight in professional boxing, will face the former two-time world champion on March 8 in Riyadh Saudi Arabia.

Eddie Hearn has always been incredibly confident in Anthony Joshua. But, following a rough stretch in 2022, the longtime promoter admitted that Joshua needed to start from the ground up.

MMA veteran Francis Ngannou will push for a future rematch with WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury - and it doesn't matter if Fury is successful in his upcoming assignment.

According to heavyweight contender Martin Bakole, WBC world champion Tyson Fury was not exactly training at full speed for last October's crossover boxing match with Francis Ngannou.

Anthony Joshua was finally supposed to fight Deontay Wilder, but the Bronze Bomber busted the big fight and opportunity by losing in the co-main event of the Day of Reckoning card in Saudi Arabia last month to Joseph Parker.

A resurgent Anthony Joshua has high hopes for 2024. After impressively beating Otto Wallin in December, the two- time unified heavyweight champion probably thought he would spend the first few weeks of the year preparing for a shootout with Deontay Wilder. Instead, Joshua is about to begin training for an equally explosive contest with former UFC heavyweight champion, Francis Ngannou.