Is Joshua Fury waiting? Delay of injury distorts rumors about strategic retention for ‘battle in Britain

Promotor Eddie Hearn says Anthony Joshua is worn with an injury to the “upper half of the body” that will keep him from the ring by the end of the summer.

Hearn was everywhere, speaking of the various opponents of a return for a double champion in Joshua’s heavyweight (28-4, 25 ko). The simple name he continues to pop up is Tyson Fury.

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Some believe Joshua is ‘injured’ because he and Hearn are waiting for Fury to get out of retirement. Has a lot of money to make money from ‘Battle in Britain,‘As Hearn marked that fight.

Fury Fury must have tucked the winner Daniel Dubois against Joseph Parker. It will be intimidated if aj is injured, waiting for a golden fight against Fury to finally happen. Ideally, Joshua should forget about anger and focus on a realistic fight.

If Joshua is waiting for the ‘Gypsy King’, he is wrong because he may not fight anymore. He looked like a shell of his former self in the last two struggles, and it is understandable why he wouldn’t want to come back to face the impact of strength like Joshua. Does not match him.

Fury did not make a noise for retirement to fight again. Seems to enjoy his massive $ 160 million wealth And not showing the motivation to return to action after a recent loss to Oleksandar Usyka last December.

With this type of dough, it would be almost impossible for almost anyone to return to work, especially one that involves pain and suffering. The ambition that Fury used to have had in his career has evaporated since he became rich and two losses in Usyk are a factor.

“The upper half of his body. Here you will give you that,” Promotor Eddie Hearn said in The Ring Magazine YouTube channel About problems with Anthony Joshua’s injury. “It’s not a big one. He’s back to training, but he’s not ready to go back to the camp.

“He needs eight to ten weeks before he can hit properly. That’s it. You look at April or May before he can start the camp properly. It takes us to the back of the summer [before Joshua can fight]. “