Tyson Fury predicts that Anthony Joshua will win the make-or-break Oleksandr Usyk match without saying a word about fight

TYSON FURY appears to have backed Anthony Joshua in his efforts to settle the matter with Oleksandr Uzyk.

After being defeated in the Tottenham tussle in September, AJ will rematch next year's unified heavyweight champion.


Tyson Fury predicts that Anthony Joshua will win the make-or-break Oleksandr Usyk match without saying a word about fight
Tyson Fury will rematch Oleksandr Uzyk in the early part of next year
Tyson Fury predicts that Anthony Joshua will win the make-or-break Oleksandr Usyk match without saying a word about fight

Tyson Fury predicts that Anthony Joshua will win the make-or-break Oleksandr Usyk match without saying a word about fight
The Watford warrior's chances at exacting revenge against Usyk are now gone.
Fury however has tipped AJ for beating the Ukrainian in their rematch judging by his recent hit-list

Many have dismissed the Watford warrior's chances at dethroning Southpaw, but WBC king Fury picked his British counterpart to exact revenge.

Fury posted a graphic showing a "five-fight hitlist" - which included TWO fights with Joshua – to his social media channels on Tuesday.

The caption that accompanied it read: "Looking forward for some huge fights next year @WBCBoxing."

Although Joshua has not yet set a date for his second encounter with Usyk, SunSport believes that the fight will take place in March or April.

The British boxing's golden boy has made a vow to not outpoint the tactical technician the second time around.

He said to iFL TV, "I have one thought in my head, that's War, that is Murder, that's War, let's go out and hurt the guy."

"Take his soul until he is ready to give up. That's boxing, that's what I know.

"You should hit people repeatedly, and keep applying pressure until they realize you aren’t going anywhere. You’re here to stay.

"With the gameplan, that's all that I have at the moment, that one track. Stay on course, take him to places he doesn’t want to."

Fury must win the Battle of Britain with Dillian Whyte before he can contemplate his long-awaited fight with AJ.

SunSport believes the grudge match will take place in February. However, both sides are currently fighting over the purse split.

Eddie Hearn, a Whyte promoter, recently wrote in his BBC column that "We await official confirmation for the fight split but it's almost nailed down we will see Fury and Whyte in spring 2022."

Fight Hype TV later heard Hearn say that Hearn had stated that the split would be a reflection of the negotiations for the fight.


Tyson Fury predicts that Anthony Joshua will win the make-or-break Oleksandr Usyk match without saying a word about fight

"So, we would love to make a big offer to have that fight. Top Rank will also be there.

"And we don't rule it out making a deal.

"But it must be the right deal Dillian Whyte, and it must reflect his value in that fight."

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