Joshua offered two-fight deal, including Fury, but not Wilder
Joshua Confirms July Comeback Plan
Anthony Joshua will return to the ring in July under a two-fight deal linked to Riyadh Season. The agreement puts him on course for a major showdown later this year.
Promoter Eddie Hearn revealed the plan during an interview, confirming that Joshua will take a warm-up fight before facing Tyson Fury.
Road to Fury Fight Takes Shape
Fans have waited years for Joshua and Fury to meet. Now, both camps appear closer than ever to making it happen.
Fury recently returned to action and secured a win over Arslanbek Makhmudov. After the fight, he called out Joshua and pushed for a long-awaited clash.
Hearn remains confident. He believes the two British heavyweights will finally settle their rivalry before the year ends.
Tragedy and Comeback Motivation
Joshua faced a difficult period after his last fight. A tragic car accident in Nigeria claimed the lives of two of his close friends, Sina Ghami and Latif “Latz” Ayodele.
Despite the setback, Joshua has resumed training. He now looks focused and determined to return stronger.
Why Deontay Wilder Fight May Not Happen
A potential fight with Deontay Wilder generated interest after his recent win over Derek Chisora. However, the matchup now seems unlikely.
Saudi organizers want to protect the Joshua vs Fury fight. They see Wilder as a risky opponent who could disrupt those plans.
Hearn made the situation clear. He stated that the current deal does not include Wilder, even though Joshua remains open to the fight.
Big Picture – Joshua vs Fury in November
Turki Alalshikh has proposed a clear path: Joshua fights in July, then faces Fury in November.
This plan keeps everything focused on one goal—the biggest fight in British boxing.
The Fight Fans Have Waited For
Joshua now stands at a crucial point in his career. A successful return in July could finally lead to his long-awaited clash with Fury.
👉 Will this be the year fans finally get Joshua vs Fury?
