Overview
- Eddie Hearn insists the all-British showdown between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury is the most in-demand fight and questions further rematches with Oleksandr Usyk.
- Fury has signaled plans to end his retirement next year but is reported to prefer a third bout with Usyk despite losing their first two meetings.
- Hearn argues a Fury–Usyk trilogy makes little sporting sense with Fury 0–2 in the series and says fan interest centers on Joshua versus Fury.
- Matchroom’s plan has Joshua fighting in February, with Hearn leaving open a low-key tune-up before the end of this year to build momentum.
- Hearn says Matchroom offered Deontay Wilder “mad money” for a Joshua fight that still fell through, citing managerial obstacles.