Joshua: "Ready to fight Fury even in his garden"

Dmitriy Kel March 14, 2024, 3 a.m.

Former WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua of Britain has once again stated his desire to fight WBC belt holder compatriot Tyson Fury.

"It really depends on his team. All I have to do is write a tweet. I'll fight in his garden as well. Where and when it happens doesn't matter though. I just want to please the fans," Joshua said in an interview with Sky Sports.

Recall that on March 8, in the main event of an evening of boxing in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Joshua knocked out mixed martial arts star Francis Ngannou in the second. As for Fury, he will fight Oleksandr Usyk for all the heavyweight division belts there on May 18.

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