Fury Questions Joshua's Vulnerability Ahead of Showdown

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have a long-standing rivalry characterized by insults and predictions, but they are set to face each other at Madison Square Garden. Joshua's recent fight against Kristian Prenga on July 26, 2026, was intended to be a stepping stone but turned into a dramatic encounter where Joshua was knocked down twice in the first round.

He ultimately won the fight by knocking out Prenga in the second round. Tyson Fury reacted to footage of Joshua's performance, expressing disbelief at Joshua's knockdowns with a brief comment, “Wow wtf.” This performance has raised concerns about Joshua's vulnerability, as it exposed openings that Fury, an experienced fighter, could exploit.

While Joshua's ability to recover and win is notable, the ease with which he was hurt could be significant against Fury, who is known for his movement and ability to capitalize on opponents' discomfort.