ANTHONY JOSHUA has turned Tyson Fury’s own family against him. At the launch of the December 11 shootout in Cardiff, 36-year-old AJ revealed he has been getting tips and pointers from Peter Fury. Uncle Peter was the mentor behind Fury’s…

Anthony Joshua revealed he has been receiving training tips from Tyson Fury's estranged uncle, Peter Fury, ahead of their heavyweight bout. Speaking at the launch of their scheduled December 11 clash at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, the 36-year-old fighter stated he is in regular contact with Peter to devise strategies for training and preparation. Joshua clarified that the discussions focus on improving his own approach rather than gathering personal details about Tyson.
Joshua is also reuniting with trainer Ben Davison, who previously coached Fury earlier in his career. In response to the news, Tyson Fury criticized the coaching lineup, calling Davison inadequate and pointing to past high-profile losses under his guidance. Joshua defended the partnerships, emphasizing that integrating both Peter Fury and Davison gives him the strategic foundation to win the highly anticipated domestic clash.
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