Tyson Fury’s reluctance: The public pressure of Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn is gaining momentum

Eddie Hearn posted today and publicly called Tyson Fury to rise Anthony Joshua and face what he believes is ‘the biggest battle in boxing’. The match promoter, Hearn, mentions that Joshua (28-4, 25 COs) is “ready to go” to start talking.

Hearn mentions that Joshua is injury -free and is motivated to start training camp for his next fight, after being out of the ring for a year.

It is now the task of ‘The Gypsy King’ Fury to accept the challenge, but it seems Hearn and AJ will not manage public pressure. They seem to realize that it is now or never with that struggle.

If they wait passively, Fury (34-2-1, 24 COs) hopes to decide on its own one of these days, it will never happen. He has the Rockefeller-esque wealthSo he doesn’t have to fight. Hearn and Joshua used peer pressure to attract Tyson in battle. It can work if they persevere in a relentless way.

“AJ has always been a man who held his tongue. I think now that he is coming in the back of his career, he is like ‘why not? I want this fight. “We’re ready to go. says promoter Eddie Hearn to Sky Sports Boxing About Anthony Joshua is now pushing Tyson Fury to face him.

The problem is that Tertia has started Fury on 7 December 2024 since its second defeat against Oleksandr Ulsyk. He is still bitter, and he still complained that he still complains that the judges do not give him victory.

From King to Distressing

Fury, 37, stopped in 2024 after the back-to-back defeats against Usyk. He went from the number 1 heavyweight in the world to a retired man who gave up with his once successful career. He recently mentioned a ‘gray’ in his beard, and used it as one of the reasons for him to retire.

Hearn mentions that he still sees Joshua against Fury as the ‘biggest struggle’ in the sport, despite the years that have been discussed since the first time. Interestingly, it was Fury who first took the lead with the cries, and urged Joshua to fight against him in June 2020 for the ‘biggest battle in British boxing history’. At that point, Fury was at the top of his game and drove high of his victory over Deontay Wilder.

According to Hearn, Joshua, 35, will take a set up in January or February 2026. He is not sure when Tyson will take his warm -up fight, but he believes he wants one before facing next year.

Hearn states that Joshua’s crying out of Fury on Instagram this week was different from him, but he feels that he was “fired” and wants to come back in the ring to fight again.