Roy Jones Jr believes Anthony Joshua “has a lot left” but that, if he is to defeat Tyson Fury, the 36-year-old will need to adapt his style. The two British heavyweights are expected to finally lock horns on December 11…

Boxing legend Roy Jones Jr stated that Anthony Joshua still has plenty left to offer and remains capable of knocking out Tyson Fury ahead of their expected heavyweight fight. The British rivals are anticipated to clash on December 11, with Cardiff's Principality Stadium emerging as the most likely venue after previous plans to stage the event in New York were shifted to the UK.
Speaking to Parimatch, Jones noted that Joshua will need to adjust defensively to succeed against Fury. Both fighters competed in July, with Fury stopping Mariusz Wach in seven rounds and Joshua surviving two knockdowns to stop Kristian Prenga in the second round.
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