If Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua fight this year 2025, who would win?
The rivalry between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua has existed for years, but it only existed outside the ring and in theory. Once upon a time, Fury was the WBC and lineal world heavyweight champion, Joshua was the unified IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion, and the two were expected to have an inevitable showdown for undisputed heavyweight supremacy. However, that never happened.
Right now Fury and Joshua are showing signs of decline. Joshua is 6-4 in his last 10 fights, which includes a loss to Andy Ruiz Jr., two losses to current heavyweight king Oleksandr Usyk, and most recently was destroyed by Daniel Dubois. Fury is coming back from back-to-back losses, the only 2 losses of his pro career, both against Usyk. In the end, neither Fury nor Joshua proved to be the best in this era. Instead, it was Oleksandr Usyk who captured the division, and in very impressive style, becoming the first undisputed 4-belt heavyweight champion of the world in the modern era following his first of two victories against Fury.
As for Usyk, the most logical next opponent for him would be the winner of the upcoming fight between Daniel Dubois and Joseph Parker. However, the winner of that fight could potentially get a chance at a much bigger payday than against Usyk if he instead defends against Fury, or Joshua in particular. Plus, assuming the winner of Dubois-Parker faces Usyka next, then a Fury vs. AJ fight makes a lot of sense for both Fury and Joshua.
The truth is that while neither is a champion, and while both are past their primes, a Fury vs. Joshua fight remains an interesting prospect with lasting legacy implications for both heavyweights. It would also undoubtedly be a huge event where both fighters would be in line to make a lot of money.
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua – Who wins in 2025?
This edition of Remy’s corner will provide some background and opinions on the odds of Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua happening this year in 2025. This is Rummy’s Corner (producer and narrator Geoffrey Ciani).
