Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua finally clash later this year in arguably the biggest and certainly the most long-awaited super-fight in British boxing history.
A high-profile heavyweight rivalry spanning more than a decade will finally be settled at long last on UK soil in December, barring any more issues that threaten to derail the delicate agreement – one that apparently does not contain a rematch clause on either side – negotiated by Saudi boxing powerbroker Turki Alalshikh.
Though unquestionably now several years overdue and both men undisputedly beyond the peak of their respective fighting powers with neither holding any world titles, there…
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