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Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua Face Off in London Before Cardiff Fight

British heavyweights Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua held a spirited press conference in London, confirming their long-awaited Cardiff bout and reigniting excitement among boxing fans.

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Fury vs Joshua fight confirmed after issues resolved

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Both fighters arrive in London for press conference

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Fury and Joshua face off and exchange banter

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Joshua reveals contact with Peter Fury

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Tyson Fury brushes off Joshua's training move

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Fans and media react to the London press event

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  3. 'I'm the BOSS, know that!' - Best bits from Fury vs Joshua presser!
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  4. Fury and Joshua finally face off in London ahead of Cardiff showdown
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  5. Fury's AWKWARD interview as he predicts KO loss for... himself!
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12 articles

  1. Tyson Fury et Anthony Joshua officialisent définitivement leur combat au cours d'une conférence de presse commune
    L'Équipe
  2. Smiles and respect as Fury and Joshua have first face off ahead of December fight
    World News CNA
  3. Adonis, blancmange and pints of Guinness: Fury and Joshua's first press conference
    The42
  4. Fury vs Joshua: Heavyweights trade jokes at launch event
    BBC - Home
  5. Fury and Joshua are mostly smiles as they take stage together ahead of Cardiff bout
    Arab News

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  1. Fury vs Joshua: British heavyweights arrive in London for news conference
    BBC - Home
  2. Fury vs Joshua set to go ahead after issues resolved
    Sky Sports
  3. Fury & Joshua in London for news conference as doubts ease
    BBC Sport