EDDIE HEARN believes Anthony Joshua is taking a big psychological advantage into his fight with Tyson Fury. The British heavyweight legends at last end a decade's worth of debate on Friday, December 11 in Cardiff. And the two finally went…

Eddie Hearn believes Anthony Joshua holds a major psychological advantage heading into his fight against Tyson Fury due to reuniting with trainer Ben Davison. The British heavyweights are scheduled to fight on Friday, December 11 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium. Davison previously coached Fury during his 2018 ring return, giving him extensive tactical familiarity with the Gypsy King that Hearn believes will benefit Joshua.
Hearn affirmed that Joshua is completely conditioned and ready to go twelve rounds, while noting that team tactics will prove decisive. He also teased that additional figures could be introduced to Joshua's training camp alongside Davison and members of Team Usyk ahead of the bout.
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