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To a degree but I think Joshua has several weaknesses. Across the past 30 years in addition to the two names you mention he’d badly struggle against the likes of Riddick Bowe, George Foreman, Mike Tyson and a prime Vladimir & Vitali Klitschko. Holyfield would be significantly smaller but again...

He lost to Parker and had never held a belt previously. Please carry on though Bert Sugar!

I certainly don’t begrudge athletes taking sponsorship money but for me the difference is sponsors would go nowhere near Joshua if it wasn’t for Hearn and the PR machine surrounding him. My personal opinion is, we never see the real Joshua and that’s a shame for me because he’d be far more...

Hollow words to appease his sponsors. If you think that’s the real Joshua then you’re naive.

That was then, this is now. I think people have woken up to how good Fury is whilst getting a bit wiser to the Joshua corporate band wagon. “Dedication and sacrifice” whilst I sip my bottle of Gatorade wearing Under Armour. He’s trying to dine out on recapturing the Heavyweight title against...

A load of London youths who believe his media trained hype and bluster. He wants to be the black Beckham and has been polished by Matchroom’s media team to say the right things. I might not always agree with Fury but the guy is real and authentic. I’ll take that any day of the week.

Fury beat Klitschko whilst barely dropping a round against a fighter who up to then had barely lost one. He then returned after a lengthy lay off and outboxed Wilder and in the rematch dismantled him. Joshua went life and death against Klitschko then lost to an unheralded Mexican. You look...

Part time boxing fans want Joshua, proper boxing fans want Fury to win. Joshua is a fake. Media trained puppet for Matchroom and Eddie Hearn. I hope he gets schooled by a far superior boxer.

Agreed. I think after watching Joshua’s last two fights we could be in for a really boring fight. Joshua will fight ultra cautious, knowing that Fury is less effective when he comes forward. That being said Fury is just far too good, that regardless of Joshua’s game plan there is only one winner.

An okay performance. He is trying to refine himself and take less risks, but he is still pretty basic and I can’t see him having much chance at all against Fury.

Boxers wouldn’t and shouldn’t be so calculated in the heat of battle. Boxing is a violent sport and unfortunately there will always be tragedies, but it’s not the only sport which is a risk to life. It’s just more obvious because of the aim of the sport, which is to inflict damage on your...