‘Big Payday and Big Drama!’ – Mike Tyson Says Fury vs Joshua Must Happen

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Boxing legend Mike Tyson has spoken, and his message is clear: a showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is a fight the world deserves to see. Despite the ups and downs of both fighters’ careers, Tyson believes a clash between the two British heavyweights would be a spectacle filled with drama, excitement, and massive financial rewards for both. “I think that’s beautiful for both of them. They both can go home and take care of their family, with a big payday,” Tyson told iFL TV, emphasizing the importance of the fight not just for the athletes, but for the sport of boxing.

Tyson Fury, known as the “Gypsy King,” has hinted at a possible return to the ring after previously announcing his retirement following a loss to Oleksandr Usyk. In a recent video that quickly went viral, Fury was seen training with his former coach SugarHill Steward, sparking rumors of a comeback. With Fury’s charismatic personality and unmatched showmanship, a clash with Joshua would be nothing short of a global event.

Anthony Joshua, on the other hand, is facing a challenging moment in his career. The former two-time heavyweight champion is recovering from elbow surgery, putting his future in question. Despite his recent setbacks, including a second loss to Usyk, Joshua remains a fan favorite and a formidable opponent. His promoter, Eddie Hearn, has expressed confidence that Joshua will be ready for a potential Fury fight, once he fully recovers. “If Tyson wants the fight, we’re ready,” Hearn told Sky Sports.

But while Tyson and Hearn may be optimistic, the path to making this fight a reality is filled with uncertainty. Fury’s promoter, Frank Warren, has dismissed the idea of any active negotiations, suggesting that Fury’s training video was more about having fun than serious preparation. “I haven’t spoken to him… If he wants to do it, that’s his choice,” Warren stated, highlighting the unpredictable nature of Fury’s decisions.

Mike Tyson

For Mike Tyson, however, the equation is simple: Fury vs Joshua is the fight the world wants to see. Both men have been two-time world champions and have held titles from all four major boxing organizations. Their rivalry has been simmering for years, fueled by bold statements, near-miss negotiations, and contrasting personalities—Fury’s brash confidence against Joshua’s disciplined determination. The clash would not only deliver a massive payday for both fighters but also give fans the chance to witness a defining moment in British boxing history.

Beyond the financial rewards, Tyson also pointed out the emotional significance of the fight. Both men have faced criticism and doubts following recent losses—Fury’s defeat to Usyk and Joshua’s struggles with form and injury. A battle between them would be an opportunity for redemption, a chance to prove themselves on the grandest stage.

“Big payday, big drama, that’s what boxing is all about,” Tyson declared, his voice carrying the weight of experience. For fans, it’s a simple dream—two giants of the sport settling their differences in the ring. For Fury and Joshua, it’s a chance to define their legacies.

The question now is simple: will the two British titans make it happen? The world is watching.

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