Fury vows to knock Joshua out in mega-clash

Tyson Fury has vowed to defeat British-Nigerian Anthony Joshua in their upcoming bout in Cardiff on December 11. This statement came after Fury witnessed Daniel Dubois' decisive knockout of Fabio Wardley in London on Saturday. Dubois retained his WBO heavyweight title by stopping Wardley in the second round. Fury praised the exciting heavyweight fight between Dubois and Wardley on Instagram, expressing his belief that the same scenario would unfold in the upcoming match between Fury and Joshua.

Dubois dropped Wardley with a powerful right hand within 20 seconds of the first round and continued to dominate with a flurry of unanswered punches in the second round, ultimately finishing the fight. This was Dubois' first title defense. Fury, who entered the bout ready for a fierce contest, vowed to go through Joshua unscathed, stating that no matter what Joshua threw at him, he wouldn't feel the impact.

Dubois questioned his promoter, Frank Warren, about his next opponent, hinting at a potential unification fight next year. Warren, who also manages Fury, hinted at the possibility of a unification bout between Dubois and the winner of the Fury-Joshua match in the upcoming year. The Cardiff fight will take place at the Principality Stadium and will be broadcast live on Netflix, with the WBA world title on the line.

A victory for Fury would make him a three-time world champion, while he also aims to avenge his two defeats to Oleksandr Usyk.