
Joshua forecasts possible first-round knockout against Fury
Anthony Joshua says he wants a spectacular win over Tyson Fury in their scheduled 11 December bout at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
Event
Anthony Joshua said his heavyweight fight with Tyson Fury on 11 December in Cardiff could end in a first-round knockout. The pair faced off at their first press conference in London. Joshua said he wants a spectacular victory and is not considering retirement.
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Anthony Joshua says he wants a spectacular win over Tyson Fury in their scheduled 11 December bout at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
Background
Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury faced off at a London press conference ahead of their scheduled 11 December heavyweight bout at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Joshua said his game plan could produce a first-round knockout and that he wanted a “spectacular” victory. He said he was not considering retirement, regardless of the result. The supplied reports describe the bout as scheduled; they do not confirm its final status or outcome.
Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury faced off at a London press conference ahead of their scheduled 11 December heavyweight bout at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Joshua said his game plan could produce a first-round knockout and that he wanted a “spectacular” victory. He said he was
Fact cards
Key entities: Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury, Principality Stadium, Matthew Macklin.
What is Joshua predicting? He said he could knock Fury out in the first round. When and where is the fight scheduled? 11 December at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Is Joshua considering retirement? He said he is not considering retirement, regardless of the result. Has the fight
Sky Sports | https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/13593806/anthony-joshua-predicts-first-round-knockout-against-tyson-fury-amid-hopes-of-producing-spectacular-victory | published Thu, 01 Oct 2026 07:00:00 BST | primary source | Sky Sports article | Primary supplied report of Jos
2021: Earlier plans for a Fury–Joshua fight fell apart after a US judge ordered Fury to face Deontay Wilder. 21 August 2026: Fury said the proposed fight was in doubt over money, according to earlier reports. 30 September 2026: Sky Sports reported the fighters came together for a
Timeline
Earlier plans for a Fury–Joshua fight fell apart after a US judge ordered Fury to face Deontay Wilder.
Fury said the proposed fight was in doubt over money, according to earlier reports.
Sky Sports reported the fighters came together for a face-off in London.
Joshua said the 11 December fight could end in a first-round knockout.
Scheduled date for the fight at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
FAQ
He said he could knock Fury out in the first round.
11 December at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
He said he is not considering retirement, regardless of the result.
The supplied material describes it as scheduled and does not confirm an outcome.
11 December 2026.
Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
He predicts Fury will use psychological tactics and Joshua may avoid engaging; these are Macklin’s expectations.
It is described as scheduled; the supplied report does not confirm it will definitely happen.