JOHN FURY admits he did NOT want his son's fight with Anthony Joshua to go ahead - as he fears the loser will be made into a laughing stock. The Great British rivals finally end a decade's worth of debate…

John Fury has revealed that he did not want the heavyweight bout between his son Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua to take place. Speaking to the BBC, he expressed concern that the loser of the contest will become a laughingstock and face intense criticism that could severely affect their mental well-being.
The long-awaited domestic showdown between Fury and Joshua is scheduled for Friday, December 11, at Cardiff's Principality Stadium. John Fury also stated that he does not intend to attend the bout, while promoter Eddie Hearn continues to anticipate the event as one of Britain's largest sports spectacles.
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