Tyson Fury might view Anthony Joshua’s December 11 bout as AJ’s farewell payday, yet a brutal knockout could just as easily send Fury into retirement. Nothing in his recent outings…

Boxing 24/7 argues that Tyson Fury faces his own retirement risk despite publicly dismissing Anthony Joshua ahead of their scheduled December 11 bout in Cardiff. Speaking to WSVN Miami via Sky Sports, Fury characterized the 37-year-old Joshua as a fading fighter simply seeking a final payday. However, the writer contends that Fury's own recent performances show signs of physical decline that make the matchup dangerous.
The article highlights Fury's struggles against Francis Ngannou as evidence of eroded durability and reflexes, warning that Joshua's punching power poses a genuine knockout threat. Boxing 24/7 concludes that if Fury is caught cleanly by Joshua's right hand, the retirement talk he directs at his opponent could ultimately apply to his own boxing career.
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