Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will finally get the chance to settle their decade-long feud later this year - with the pair due to clash on December 11 in Cardiff

Former boxer Luke Campbell has advised Anthony Joshua to attack in continuous combinations if he wants to defeat Tyson Fury in their upcoming bout. Joshua and Fury are scheduled to fight on December 11 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, with a projected 1 a.m. ring walk tailored for peak United States viewing on Netflix.
Campbell warned that Joshua cannot rely solely on single punches or simple one-twos against the awkward 6-foot-9 heavyweight. He also emphasized that Joshua must avoid leaning over his front foot to prevent walking directly into Fury's lead hook, while noting both fighters are now past their primes.
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