Anthony Joshua Vows to Avoid Same 'Mistake' Tyson Fury Made in Last Fight as He Weighs ONE STONE More Than Otto Wallin

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Anthony Joshua Vows to Avoid Same 'Mistake' Tyson Fury Made in Last Fight as He Weighs ONE STONE More Than Otto Wallin
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Anthony Joshua is determined not to repeat the same mistake made by Tyson Fury in his last fight. Joshua, who weighs one stone more than his opponent Otto Wallin, is focused on his upcoming showdown and is not overlooking his lesser-known opponent.

The Fury Disaster

Last October, Tyson Fury was set to face Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia and then move on to a December 23 undisputed decider with Oleksandr Usyk. However, Fury's performance was far from impressive, and he narrowly escaped with a victory. This postponed the anticipated fight and allowed Joshua vs. Wallin to take its place.

Joshua's Determination

Anthony Joshua, weighing in at 17st 13lbs, is determined to secure the win against Wallin. He understands the importance of not underestimating his opponent and is taking both prayers and actions to ensure victory.

Joshua stated, "I am a serious fighter, I am a serious businessman as well. I've got a great team behind me, they're handling business. But as I always say, let me focus on what I have to focus on because without Saturday night there is no future."


Anthony Joshua Vows to Avoid Same 'Mistake' Tyson Fury Made in Last Fight as He Weighs ONE STONE More Than Otto Wallin
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Wallin's Confidence

32-year-old Otto Wallin, weighing in a stone lighter than Joshua, is confident in his abilities. Four years after his bloody loss to Fury, he believes it is his time to become the new king in the heavyweight division.

Wallin stated, "I just know tomorrow there will be a new king and he comes from Sweden."

The highly anticipated fight between Joshua and Wallin will take place in Saudi Arabia.