
Ngannou Ready To Shock The World
Francis Ngannou vowed to “shock the world” when he fights Anthony Joshua on Friday evening
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Francis Ngannou vowed to “shock the world” when he fights Anthony Joshua on Friday evening

Tyson Fury revealed that plans are in place for the winner of Anthony Joshua-Francis Ngannou to meet the winner of Fury-Oleksandr Usyk

Anthony Joshua meets Francis Ngannou in a fight that fewer and fewer people have referred to as a circus act since Tyson Fury had his hands full with Ngannou last October

Roy Jones Jr. famously moved up from light heavyweight to heavyweight in 2003, conceded 33 pounds to fight John Ruiz, and still scored a unanimous decision victory to become a titleholder in the sport’s glamor division. In the fight for undisputed heavyweight supremacy on May 18 between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk, the matchup between titans will feature a serious size discrepancy.

Like the Kronk, the Summit at Big Bear and the Wild Card Boxing club, Mike Tyson’s new gym could become the next in a long line of classic training destinations – and the key to fully opening Saudi Arabia as the next great boxing market.

Tyson Fury has said Francis Ngannou should be grateful for the opportunity to fight Anthony Joshua Friday in Saudi Arabia. The heavyweight champion calls Joshua-Ngannou "a great fight," but also notes that it was he who put Ngannou on the map.

Anthony Joshua has suggested a long-awaited domestic battle with Tyson Fury could be in the pipeline following a recent interview on ITV.

Mike Tyson has not been as involved with Francis Ngannou’s second professional boxing fight.

Tyson Fury insists that the cut that caused the postponement of his eagerly awaited fight with Oleksandr Usyk has already healed and that he is ready to stop the Ukrainian when they finally meet in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on May 18.

Francis Ngannou’s trainer Dewey Cooper has predicted a stoppage victory over Anthony Joshua when they fight on Friday evening