How does Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury get made?

It could be the biggest British fight ever

All roads lead to an all-British heavyweight super-fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury. At least, at some point in the future.

But there may be some crossroads to navigate before that, as boxing’s ever-increasing web of intrigue takes hold.

The two fighters held press conferences last Friday at different venues in London, with both having plenty to say.

Fury was there to announce his comeback fight under new promoter Frank Warren. While Joshua fielded questions on a potential clash with American star, Deontay Wilder.

But of course, never far from the agenda was when would Joshua and Fury eventually get it on in the squared circle.

The Coral News Team takes a look at how this fight gets made…

What does AJ have to do?

It’s looking increasingly likely that a match-up with fellow heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder won’t happen any time soon.

Both parties have been blamed for the hold-up but, either way, it seems like Joshua may have to consider other options.

By holding three straps, the Briton has a number of mandatory challengers. The WBA have ordered AJ to defend his title against Russia’s Alexander Povetkin. However, another American Jarrell Miller is also on the agenda.

The unbeaten Brooklyn native is someone who could come into contention for a summer bout. Joshua confirmed as much himself backstage when he was asked who he’d most likely be fighting.