Tyson Fury: British heavyweight announces August 1 fight in Dublin for warm-up before Anthony Joshua clash in November | Boxing News

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Tyson Fury has announced that his next fight will take place on Saturday August 1 in Dublin.

Fury’s warm-up fight – with the opponent yet to be announced – will take place four months before his much-anticipated heavyweight clash with Anthony Joshua in November, with the latter set to face Albanian Kristian Prenga in Riyadh on July 25.

Frank Warren – who told Sky Sports that Fury’s next opponent is set to be announced this week – already has an IBO super-lightweight fight scheduled for August 1 in Dublin between Pierce O’Leary and Mark Chamberlain, suggesting Fury will join the card.

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Fury sent Anthony Joshua a knockout warning if the heavyweights were to meet. Pictures courtesy of Furocity

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George Groves admits it is difficult to pick a clear winner between Fury and Joshua but believes Oleksandr Usyk’s influence on AJ should not be underestimated

Fury posted a video on Instagram on ‌Tuesday showing him back in training in Thailand.

The caption was “let’s go August 1, Dublin, Ireland”.

Warren said Fury would be facing ⁠a good opponent and could ​not afford to slip up.

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Frank Warren has called for Usyk’s belt to be stripped should he avoid fighting mandatory challenger Kabayel

“[Joshua’s] ​got to come through that [fight ​with Prenga], Tyson has to come ⁠through his, and then the big one will be in November,” the Queensbury chief told ⁠Sky Sports.

Fury’s last ​fight was a comprehensive points win ​over Russia’s Arslanbek Makhmudov on April 11 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Watch Chris Billam-Smith vs Ryan Rozicki on the Zuffa Boxing show in Bournemouth in June 6, live on Sky Sports.

Tyson Fury has announced that his next fight will take place on Saturday August 1 in Dublin.

Fury’s warm-up fight – with the opponent yet to be announced – will take place four months before his much-anticipated heavyweight clash with Anthony Joshua in November, with the latter set to face Albanian Kristian Prenga in Riyadh on July 25.

Frank Warren – who told Sky Sports that Fury’s next opponent is set to be announced this week – already has an IBO super-lightweight fight scheduled for August 1 in Dublin between Pierce O’Leary and Mark Chamberlain, suggesting Fury will join the card.

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Fury sent Anthony Joshua a knockout warning if the heavyweights were to meet. Pictures courtesy of Furocity

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George Groves admits it is difficult to pick a clear winner between Fury and Joshua but believes Oleksandr Usyk’s influence on AJ should not be underestimated

Fury posted a video on Instagram on ‌Tuesday showing him back in training in Thailand.

The caption was “let’s go August 1, Dublin, Ireland”.

Warren said Fury would be facing ⁠a good opponent and could ​not afford to slip up.

Image:
Frank Warren has called for Usyk’s belt to be stripped should he avoid fighting mandatory challenger Kabayel

“[Joshua’s] ​got to come through that [fight ​with Prenga], Tyson has to come ⁠through his, and then the big one will be in November,” the Queensbury chief told ⁠Sky Sports.

Fury’s last ​fight was a comprehensive points win ​over Russia’s Arslanbek Makhmudov on April 11 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Watch Chris Billam-Smith vs Ryan Rozicki on the Zuffa Boxing show in Bournemouth in June 6, live on Sky Sports.

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