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Joshua Stands No Chance Against Fury  –Lewis
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Joshua Stands No Chance Against Fury –Lewis

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

Former world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis has disclosed that Tyson Fury would beat Anthony Joshua, pointing to Fury’s superior boxing skills and movement. Lewis has consistently favoured Fury in a potential matchup, noting that Fury is more elusive and better equipped to outbox Joshua. Read Also:Glasgow 2026: IGP Disu Lauds Nathaniel Over 400m Hurdles Gold [...]

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