Tyson Fury is treating Anthony Joshua’s December 11 fight as a farewell paycheck.

Anthony Joshua flirted with disaster, then won his heavyweight bout in thrilling fashion. Joshua was knocked down twice in the first round and looked on the verge of defeat. But after sticking out his ...

In a media scrum afterwards, one reporter tried to ask Joshua to speak about the friends he’d lost six months ago. He simply shook his head, smiled and said “sorry” as his team requested the questions ...

A "chilled" Anthony Joshua has been backed to make the eagerly-anticipated bout with British rival Tyson Fury in Cardiff "his day" by Matchroom president Barry Hearn.