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Tyson Fury Promised ‘Curtains’ for Anthony Joshua, and Nobody in Boxing Is Ready For It

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Tyson Fury is making it crystal clear: he plans to knock Anthony Joshua out when they finally meet in the ring on December 11. The heavyweight legends are already bringing the fireworks, with Fury dropping a bold prediction at Wednesday’s pre-fight press conference.

Fury’s All-Out War Declaration

Look, Fury never holds back, right? But this time he laid out his strategy in no uncertain terms. “I can tell you the strategy that I’m gonna impose, because that’s what I do,” Fury declared. He’s not just talking smack, he’s telling everyone exactly how he plans to win. “I tell you what I’m gonna do, I’m gonna come out and I’m gonna blast him out of there. It will be ‘gunfight at the O.K. Corral.’” He even said he ain’t gonna run, he ain’t gonna box, he’s just gonna throw down. And the clincher? “From what I’m seeing, I’m gonna catch him, and when I do, it’s gonna be curtains. And that’s it.” That’s a confident call, promising a complete lights-out finish.

Joshua’s Unfazed Response

So, how did Anthony Joshua take all that fire? He just laughed it off! You gotta respect that. Joshua seemed completely unfazed by Fury’s fiery claims. In fact, he’s saying it just makes him *more* motivated to come out victorious. “We love it. This is the energy that we want. This is a fight,” Joshua said. He gets it, saying he expects nothing less than Fury talking about rendering him unconscious. But for Joshua, it’s fuel. “But this is what’s gonna keep me running. This is what’s gonna keep me sparring. This is what’s gonna make me do those extra rounds in the gym, because I want to perform to prove to myself that what he says is not possible, and for everyone that’s coming out to support me, to live up to the expectations that they have of me.”

This showdown has been over a decade in the making, and it’s finally going down on December 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. After all this talk, fans are gonna be absolutely buzzing to see these two finally settle their differences in the ring.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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