Tyson Fury shows his support for Anthony Joshua after losing to Oleksandr Uzyk in new footage

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Tyson Fury shows his support for Anthony Joshua after losing to Oleksandr Uzyk in new footage
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Newly emerged footage from Tyson Fury's Netflix series, "At Home with the Furys," shows the heavyweight champion passionately backing his rival, Anthony Joshua, during Joshua's loss to Oleksandr Usyk.

Tyson Fury voices support for Anthony Joshua

The footage from Fury's Netflix series captures the Gypsy King's vocal support for Joshua during the fight against Usyk. Despite their rivalry, Fury can be seen shouting advice at the screen and cheering Joshua on.


Tyson Fury shows his support for Anthony Joshua after losing to Oleksandr Uzyk in new footage
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Fury's colorful commentary

Fury's support for Joshua is accompanied by some colorful commentary, as he mocks Usyk and expresses his confidence in his own abilities. Fury states, "See him there, he couldn't knock the skin off a rice pudding. I will smoke that little motherf***er's boots."

He continues, reminiscing about his victory over Ukrainian boxer Wladimir Klitschko: "Five or six years ago, I relieved a Ukrainian of all of the belts before in Klitschko. F*** them."


Tyson Fury shows his support for Anthony Joshua after losing to Oleksandr Uzyk in new footage
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Fury then begins to call Joshua on, shouting instructions and encouragement: "Go on AJ, good jab son! Left hook to the body, let’s go! Bang, bang, bang! Let them rip, both hands."

Frustration and disappointment

However, Fury's initial enthusiasm turns to frustration as Joshua struggles in the fight. He sighs and urges Joshua to be more aggressive, exclaiming, "Come on, get stuck in son! Swing some shots for God's sake. This is shockingly s****."

Fury's scathing review of the fight

Despite Usyk's victory, Fury is left unimpressed. He criticizes the fight, stating, "I'll tell you what I'll do, I'll go over there and I'll fight them both in the same night. That's how s*** they are, they are f***ing s***. Thought it was a s*** fight, honestly I thought it was a proper s**** fight."

Fury goes on to express his belief that the fight did not live up to the standards of a British or world heavyweight title, labelling it as "s***."

Joshua's comeback and Usyk's next opponent

Since his loss to Usyk, Joshua has rebounded with two wins, defeating Jermaine Franklin and Robert Helenius. Meanwhile, Usyk failed to secure a fight with Fury and has been ordered into a WBA mandatory defense against Daniel Dubois, scheduled for August 26.

Fury's upcoming fight with ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou

Fury will make his return to the ring on October 28 in Saudi Arabia. He is set to face ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou in a highly anticipated crossover clash.