Gary Goodridge Reveals Who Will Win the Battle Between Fury and Anthony Joshua

Former UFC star Gary Goodridge has expressed confidence that British world boxing champion Tyson Fury will defeat strong opponent Anthony Joshua when they face in a big boxing battle.

Boxing fans all over the world have been clamoring for the fight between two of the biggest stars in the game before the Fury and Anthony Joshua's camps eventually agreed to settle scores.

There is is no doubt about the fight that Tyson Fury is one of the greatest boxers in the world considering his records so far in his career and coupled with the fact that he has not lost any game.

Anthony Joshua on the other hand has lost three times so far in his career with his recent defeat against Ukrainian giant Usyk who beat the Nigerian.

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While speaking with Sports Brief exclusively from his base in Canada, Gary Goodridge who was one of the top ranked contenders in the world of professional arm wrestling explained that Tyson Fury will beat Anthony Joshua.

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''I can tell you categorically that Tyson Fury will beat Anthony Joshua because he is far far ahead of him in anything one can think of.

''Tyson Fury is much better and can switch his game mid round which puts him ahead of Anthony Johsua.''

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Fury had offered AJ an opportunity to bounce back following his two straight losses to Oleksandr Usyk.

Instead, Fury launched a series of verbal attacks on Joshua to persuade him somehow to agree on an all-British bout later this year.

Joshua's pronouncement could pave the way for the highly anticipated 'Battle of Britain' which is expected to take place later this year.