Unbeaten KO artist to possibly feature on Fury-Joshua undercard.
The all-British heavyweight battle between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is easily one of the biggest boxing matches that has yet to take place.
It has been around a decade now that people in the sport have been calling for this fight, and despite it not being for any titles anymore (when it once would have been for all of them), it will still be a huge and very lucrative affair.
Such is the star power of both men, who have long been the two biggest names in British boxing (and the two biggest in the heavyweight division).
Fury turned 38 years old today, whereas Joshua will be 37 this October. Neither are at the peak of their powers any longer, but are still two of the sport’s very biggest draws.
But while it makes a whole ton of sense from a business perspective, that sometimes is not enough to put a fight together all by itself. Right now, there is still an ongoing issue with the location.
Despite featuring two popular Britons, the affair may end up being at New York’s Madison Square Garden, but despite the fact it has not yet been made official, reports are stating that the undercard may be set to feature yet another heavyweight, one who doesn’t currently know what it means to go the distance.
Earlier today, Australia’s Teremoana Teremoana headlined in his home country for the first time, stopping DeAndre Savage in the second round.
In doing so, Teremoana won his 12th fight and continued his 100% knockout ratio, but a lot of people in the boxing world have been calling for a step-up in his competition.
That is what he may end up getting, as it was stated after his victory that he may end up featuring on the Fury-Joshua undercard this November.
Should that be the case–whether it be in Britain or America–it would be quite the stage for the 28-year-old former Olympian to perform on.
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