Tyson Fury feels he has what it takes to stop Anthony Joshua inside one or two rounds – ahead of their potential showdown in 2021.
The two men have been on a collision course for a number of years, with Fury making it clear that he wants the unification clash to take place next.
Joshua retained his WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO heavyweight titles with a stoppage win over Kubrat Pulev last month, but WBC champion Fury was less than impressed with what he saw.
Fury told Fox Miami: “I don’t think he’s as good as people crack him up to be, or he doesn’t believe he is, in his own self. He’s got a confidence issue. He’s coming off two shaky performances.
“Boxing is all about who is in form and who isn’t. On his last two fights he’s not in form, on mine I am. Momentum is with me and I just believe I take him out early, very early. Maybe even one round, two rounds.
“This fight has been brewing for a long time. They have been avoiding me for a long time and now it’s finally got to happen. They either run away from the fight and announce it publicly, or take the fight. Either way it’s a lose-lose situation for him.”
Wakiso High Court has today commenced its criminal session with a pre-session meeting bringing together…
The proposed National Sovereignty Bill presents an important moment for legislative reflection, particularly for those…
AKAMPA RUGABA Tanbullakampabi@gmail.com Well, there are fake cabinet lists already circulating online. Some are just…
By Bwanika Joseph In every society, leadership reflects not only the character of those in…
In the heart of Nairobi's vibrant skyline, where the city's pulse beats strongest amid gleaming…
Social media in Uganda was a sea of black gowns and scales of justice today…