The much-anticipated showdown between British heavyweights Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury continues to capture the imagination of boxing fans worldwide. With Fury set to face Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed world championship on May 18, and a rematch likely to follow, the prospect of a clash between Joshua and Fury seems closer than ever.

The buildup to Joshua’s recent fight with Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia was overshadowed by talk of a potential showdown with Fury. As Joshua prepared to defend his title, Fury’s name was on everyone’s lips, adding to the intrigue and excitement surrounding the matchup.

The narrative of a ‘Battle of Britain’ between Joshua and Fury has been a recurring theme in boxing circles, with fans eagerly anticipating confirmation of the bout. However, boxing has a history of disappointing fans with fights failing to materialize despite the hype surrounding them.

Fury, never one to shy away from the spotlight, publicly called on Joshua to take care of business against Ngannou, while Joshua and his team urged Fury to do the same against Usyk. With Joshua emerging victorious over Ngannou, the stage seemed set for a blockbuster showdown between the two British giants.

As Fury prepares to face Usyk, and with a potential rematch on the horizon, the dream of a ‘Battle of Britain’ between Joshua and Fury hangs in the balance. Will the two heavyweight titans finally meet in the ring? Boxing fans will have to wait and see.