Anthony Joshua believes that the highly anticipated all-British showdown with Tyson Fury will happen eventually.
The pair have had two major fight talks fail to get to the ring stage since 2021 and mostly recently in October.
In March 2021, a two-fight deal was signed by both parties starting with a bout in Saudi Arabia on August 14.
However, following an official announcement in May, a judge in the US court ruled that Deontay Wilder was due a third fight with Fury putting an end to the agreement.
Joshua then went on to lose to WBO mandatory, Oleksandr Usyk twice potentially killing off the chances of the bout with Fury. But last month it seemed as though British boxing fans would finally be treated to Joshua vs Fury after they entered into negotiations for a December 3 clash.
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