LONDON, ENGLAND — Anthony Joshua says he will not repeat Deontay Wilder’s mistake against Tyson Fury. He vowed to stay calm in their December 11 heavyweight title fight.
Joshua made the statement on Wednesday during a press conference in London. He said he has studied Wilder’s fights against Fury. He said Wilder lost his composure and paid the price.
Wilder’s Mistake
Deontay Wilder fought Tyson Fury three times. The first fight ended in a draw. Fury won the second and third fights by knockout.
Joshua said Wilder became frustrated and reckless. He said Fury took advantage of Wilder’s emotions. He said he will not make the same mistake.
“Wilder lost his head. He tried to rush Fury and got caught. I will stay calm. I will stick to my game plan,” Joshua stated.
Joshua’s Preparation
Joshua said he is in the best shape of his career. He said he has been training hard for the fight. He said he is confident of victory.
“I have been working on my speed, my power, and my defence. I am ready for whatever Fury brings,” he said.
Fury’s Challenge
Tyson Fury is the WBC heavyweight champion. He is undefeated in his professional career. He is known for his size, movement, and boxing IQ.
Fury has taunted Joshua in the build-up to the fight. He has promised to knock Joshua out. Joshua said he is not bothered by Fury’s mind games.
“I don’t listen to the noise. I focus on myself. I know what I have to do,” Joshua said.
What This Means
The fight is one of the biggest in British boxing history. Both fighters are former world champions. The winner will unify the heavyweight division.
For Joshua, the fight is a chance to reclaim his place at the top. For Fury, it is an opportunity to cement his legacy. The stakes are high.
What Happens Next
The fight will take place on December 11 at Wembley Stadium. It is expected to break box office records. Millions of fans around the world will watch.
For now, both fighters are in training camp. The countdown to the fight has begun. It promises to be a classic.
