Joshua Trains Amid Contract Dispute with Tyson Fury
Anthony Joshua has returned to training at Ben Davison’s Essex gym as he awaits the resolution of a contract dispute that is delaying his anticipated fight with Tyson Fury. The bout, initially scheduled for November 20 at Madison Square Garden in New York, is complicated by differing contract stipulations; Joshua's contract requires the fight to take place in the UK, while Fury's does not.
Following his defeat to Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium in September 2024, Joshua parted ways with Davison but has since sought his assistance to maintain his training. Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, has sent an addendum to the original contract, but Fury has publicly stated he considers the fight off and is looking for another opponent.
Despite the ongoing dispute, Joshua is focused on staying in shape and has been training with Davison, with whom he has maintained a good relationship over the past two years.
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