Anthony Joshua to Stay Calm in Fight Against Tyson Fury

Anthony Joshua stated that he intends to remain calm and avoid emotional decisions when he faces Tyson Fury in their heavyweight showdown scheduled for December 11 at the sold-out Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. The bout will be broadcast live worldwide on Netflix.

Joshua, a former two-time world heavyweight champion, emphasized the importance of composure against Fury, who has a notable record of defeating Deontay Wilder twice and drawing once in their three-fight rivalry. Joshua noted that Wilder's eagerness to finish Fury often left him exhausted, allowing Fury to recover.

He remarked that Wilder could have succeeded if he had approached the fights with a calmer mindset. Joshua asserted that he would not let frustration dictate his strategy against Fury, stating, “I’m going to keep a calm head.” Joshua's professional record stands at 30 wins, four defeats, and 27 knockouts, while Fury has 36 victories, two losses, and one draw, with 25 knockouts.