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Tyson Fury says Deontay Wilder hits harder than Francis Ngannou, citing Wilder’s bigger shots in their heavyweight trilogy and explaining that his fight with Ngannou was treated as an exhibition, which affected his prep.
Tyson Fury says his Oct 2023 crossover with Francis Ngannou was treated as an exhibition and that he undertrained, despite Ngannou dropping him in Round 3 before Fury won a disputed split decision; Fury claims Ngannou fought seriously while he viewed it as a game, notes Wilder hits harder than Ngannou, and points to Ngannou’s 2024 loss to Anthony Joshua as part of the crossover narrative.
Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing will file an addendum detailing requirements to stage the Joshua–Fury heavyweight showdown at Madison Square Garden on November 20, with Matchroom not backing Zuffa Boxing to promote and Sela as a likely compromise; the addendum covers standard event logistics (tickets, security, transport) and also seeks to ensure Joshua receives his remaining purse from his July Saudi bout, as talks potentially expand to include additional MSG bouts.
A long-awaited heavyweight showdown between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury appears close to finalization for November 20 at New York’s Madison Square Garden, with reports that contracts have been signed per the Daily Mail, though Joshua’s promoter says no official agreement yet and a new contract must be agreed by Joshua’s team; Fury has teased big news, and a formal announcement is expected soon.
Anthony Joshua survived a chaotic first round to stop Kristian Prenga in Saudi Arabia, delivering a dramatic comeback that keeps a long-awaited heavyweight megafight with Tyson Fury in play. Yet Fury’s absence and the perilous nature of Joshua’s win raise new questions about timing, form and whether Joshua can realistically reclaim a world title after a turbulent period.
Anthony Joshua survived two early knockdowns to KO Kristian Prenga in the second round of a non-title heavyweight bout in Jeddah. The dramatic win preserves a potential all-British clash with Tyson Fury, as talks reportedly progressed, and follows Joshua’s last year Nigerian car crash that claimed two friends, Sina Ghami and Latif Ayodele, boosting his record to 30-4.
Anthony Joshua recovered from two early knockdowns to stop Kristian Prenga in the second round in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in a dramatic comeback that sets up a potential all-British showdown with Tyson Fury and marks his return to the ring since a December Nigeria car crash that claimed two friends.
Tyson Fury weighed in at 265 lb, 26 lb lighter than Mariusz Wach (291.4 lb) for their Pattaya, Thailand bout—the first time Fury has weighed less than an opponent since 2011’s Derek Chisora fight. The matchup is viewed as a tune-up for a possible Fury–Joshua clash, with no live broadcast and Netflix’s At Home with the Furys slated to air it.
Tyson Fury criticizes modern sports stars for chasing bigger stages, then tees up a low-profile Pattaya bout against veteran Mariusz Wach in front of about 1,500 fans. The fight won’t be broadcast live and will feature in Netflix’s At Home with the Furys, as Fury eyes a future clash with Anthony Joshua. Wach is the underdog but Fury says he’ll be a tougher test than Joshua’s next opponent, while promoter Spencer Brown notes profits go to charity and Fury remains focused on Wach.
Venezuela Fury, 16, and her 18-year-old boxer husband Noah Price were photographed enjoying a Marbella honeymoon after a private Isle of Man wedding; footage from the ceremony is set to air on Netflix’s At Home with the Furys, and Paris Fury defended her daughter’s young marriage, noting her own engagement at 17.
Tyson Fury’s 16-year-old daughter Venezuela Fury married Noah Price in the Isle of Man, a ceremony reportedly permissible under local age-of-consent rules with parental approval. The couple received roughly $7 million in wedding gifts plus a gypsy caravan, while Fury and his wife Paris funded a $40,000 Caribbean honeymoon. The newlyweds are expected to settle in East Yorkshire, and the event drew mixed reactions from relatives amid the lavish gifts and a dress reported to cost about $54,000.
Tyson Fury and wife Paris reportedly gave their 16-year-old daughter Venezuela Fury and her husband Noah Price nearly $7 million in wedding gifts, including a living gypsy caravan and about $40,000 for a Caribbean honeymoon, prompting mixed reactions from relatives. The celebration occurred at the Isle of Man’s Royal Chapel, with insiders saying the lavish gifts were meant to help the young couple start their life together.
Tyson Fury has signed on as international spokesperson for Datavault AI to promote athlete NIL and data monetization through the Sports Illustrated Exchange, leveraging the company's AI-powered platform and Web3-enabled monetization ahead of a 2026 launch.
Anthony Joshua has signed to fight Tyson Fury after a July comeback bout with Kristian Prenga in Riyadh; the Fury vs Joshua date and venue are not yet announced, but promoter Eddie Hearn says the deal is done and a November Netflix-broadcast option has been floated.
Tyson Fury returned from a 16-month layoff with a dominant unanimous-decision victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov in London, winning 120-108, 120-108, and 119-109. Fury controlled the action with a sharp jab and precise counters, overcoming a one-dimensional opponent as he rebuilds momentum after Usyk defeats and the loss of trainer Ricky Hatton. The win keeps Fury in the heavyweight mix and fuels talk of future mega-fights, including possibilities against Usyk or Joshua.