Though a belief that the Joshua vs Fury fight will finally happen — even if it is "five years too late" according to some critics — is not too bold a prediction, perhaps what is surprising is Nelson's take regarding what may happen in the weeks and months after they finally swap slugs.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will both retire from boxing this year. That's according to British legend Johnny Nelson, who feels the pair are both on the wane amid talk of a potential showdown. For years,

It appears that a long-awaited showdown between boxing giants Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury is on the table for 2025.

Many expected Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua to clash at the pinnacle of their careers in a world title unification bout. It never happened, and now both fighters are navigating uncertain futures. Could the two finally meet in 2025?

Matchroom CEO Frank Smith has played down suggestions a Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua super-bout would not interest American audiences. With both

Boxing stars like Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk are yet to confirm their next contests but major fights have already been set for 2025; Natasha Jonas vs Lauren Price, Adam Azim vs Sergey Lipinets,

Eddie Hearn has admitted it is not “time to start prodding” Tyson Fury over a potential fight with Anthony Joshua. In December, Fury was outpointed by Oleksandr Usyk for the second time in seven months,

Matchroom CEO Frank Smith has shared his two cents on a potential Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua showdown. Fury is coming off a second consecutive loss against Oleksandr Usyk. Joshua, meanwhile, was brutally knocked out by Daniel Dubois in his last fight.

Deontay Wilder is set to announce his return to the ring, with the Bronze Bomber's long-time rivals Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua previously weighing in with opinions of retirement