Anthony Joshua’s career has played out like a rollercoaster. Except, he isn’t experiencing any exhilarating highs at the moment. He also isn’t undergoing any head-scratching lows either.

Eddie Hearn, promoter for British heavyweight star Anthony Joshua, would still love to see his boxer collide with career rival Deontay Wilder. For several years, the two former world champions were linked to collide in the ring, but they never came close to reaching an agreement for a potential showdown.

Dillian Whyte has serious doubts that his heavyweight rival, Anthony Joshua, will be allowed to step in the ring with him in the coming future. Joshua, a former two-time heavyweight champion, is looking to bounce back after suffering a crushing fifth round knockout loss to Daniel Dubois last September at Wembley Stadium in London.

It appears that Anthony Joshua is not wasting any time turning the page after missing out on a major fight against Tyson Fury.

Tyson Fury has retired – again. “The Gypsy King” has announced his departure from the sport several times throughout the years, but after two close losses against Oleksandr Usyk in 2024, and a lucrative showdown waiting in the wings against Anthony Joshua, the former heavyweight champion Fury (34-2-1, 24 KOs) has decided to call it quits on his career at the age of 36.

The new owner of The Ring and its properties vowed to deliver the “biggest schedule for the year in boxing history.” Tuesday’s bombshell announcement was a major step in the right direction.

Anthony Joshua is making it clear as day that he’s all aboard for a fight against longtime adversary Tyson Fury.

Congolese heavyweight contender Martin Bakole is not mincing any words around a potential all-African matchup against Anthony Joshua. Joshua, a British-born-and-based boxer of Nigerian heritage, recently quipped that he believed fellow Nigerian heavyweight contender Efe Ajagba could beat Bakole.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua must rebuild their careers following their share of losses in 2025, and all roads look like they should be crossing each other in the coming months.

For years now, both Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua stomped around the UK - bragging, boasting, and telling all who would listen that they’re the best man around. Now, it appears they’ll finally get it on.