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I’ll Ask Trump To Join My Ringwalk Against Joshua  –Fury
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I’ll Ask Trump To Join My Ringwalk Against Joshua –Fury

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

Tyson Fury has delivered another vintage piece of pre-fight theater, revealing plans to invite US President Donald Trump to join him on his ringwalk for his blockbuster “Battle of Britain” showdown against Anthony Joshua. The long-awaited heavyweight mega-fight is officially set for December 11 at Cardiff’s 80,000-capacity Principality Stadium. True to form, the “Gypsy King” [...]

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