Tyson Fury versus Anthony Joshua fight simulated after Gypsy King sends contract for AJ's 'Battle of Britain" showdown

BOXING simulation video games showed how a dream match between Tyson Fury & Anthony Joshua would turn out in real life.

Joshua would feel worse if Fury was to be in the ring with him for the highly-anticipated matchup.

Although the Gypsy King had hoped to face Oleksandr Uzyk in a title fight, it appears that the Ukrainian star will not be available for action for the remainder of the year.

He turned his attention to Joshua after Usyk lost for the second consecutive month. He challenged him to a Battle of Britain with a contract in his hand.

AJ replied to the star undefeated on social media, hinting that he would be interested in a fight in December.

A YouTube clip from "Fight Night Champion Simulation", which is a video showing the heavyweights fighting in a simulation fight, has been posted.

Based on the game's outcome, it appears that Fury would continue his streak of undefeated with a devastating knockout punch during the fifth round.

Each man tried to figure out the other in the first round.

Joshua would score the best punches in the first round and Fury would only score 9s on the scorecards. Joshua scored 10s.

AJ would win the fourth round, but it was the Gypsy King who would take the victory.

Fury would wrap up the fight with a knockdown, which would see Joshua get up at the count of five.

The star heavyweight would then finish his opponent with a powerful left-hand uppercut, which would send him back on the floor for the last count.