Todd DuBoef, President of Top Rank, the promoter of Tyson Fury (31-0-1, 22 KOs), claims that the Gypsy King will cross gloves with his big rival Anthony Joshua (24-2, 22 KOs) sooner or later. According to the president of Bob Arum's stable, AJ's recent defeat to Oleksandr Usyk (19-0, 13 KOs) will not spoil the plans of the British heavyweight.
“The thing is, people want to see Fury and Joshua fight. No matter what Joshua loses, they both have a lot of fans and great personalities,” explained DuBoef.
“I think Fury and Joshua will fight at least once because the fans want it. Maybe, if Usyk is just as great in the rematch, the audience will say: "We want a fight between Fury and Usyk." But Joshua says he was just having a bad day. Then let him confirm his dominance, as he did with Ruiz,” added the President of Top Rank.
The second meeting between Anthony Joshua and Alexander Usyk should take place at the turn of spring and summer next year. Until then, Tyson Fury will likely box in March, possibly in a non-title fight.
