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- Bookies go 7/2 that Tyson Fury fights Anthony Joshua at some point in 2023
- Tyson Fury is 1/4 to beat Joshua if the fight was to happen
- Further specials include 11/4 that Tyson Fury loses a fight this year
Bookies go 7/2 that Tyson Fury fights Anthony Joshua at some point in 2023
A new year brings a fresh year of heavyweight boxing and Tyson Fury will be looking to dominate the division once again in 2023.
Bookies give odds of 7/2 that Fury fights rival Anthony Joshua at some point this year with the fight always rumoured to happen.
Star Sports give a 22% chance of the fight taking place in 2023 but Fury is expected to fight Oleksandr Usyk next according to various reports.
Anthony Joshua will likely fight Dillian Whyte in the Summer according to promoter Eddie Hearn which all could lead to a winter fight with Fury.
Tyson Fury is 1/4 to beat Joshua if the fight was to happen
Tyson Fury is the heavy favourite to win a potential bout against Anthony Joshua if the two fighters were eventually to meet.
The current odds give Fury an 80% chance of beating Joshua in the bout with Joshua given odds of 27/10 to win the fight.
Unibet give AJ a 27% chance of winning the potential fight according to the odds.
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Further specials include 11/4 that Tyson Fury loses a fight this year
There are more specials around Boxing for 2023 with the headline odds of 11/4 that Tyson Fury loses a fight at some point in 2023.
Fury has been dominant in the heavyweight division for years and is still undefeated with 33 wins and 0 losses his official record.
The three fights against Deontay Wilder rubber stamped Fury as one of the key players in the heavyweight division and since the third bout he's won against Dillian Whyte and Derek Chisora.
Fury will likely have two fights in 2023 and there's a 26% chance that he loses one according to Star Sports.
