The Big Question: How would a fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua play out if it happens next?

Wayne Alexander (Former European super-welterweight title)

If a fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua was to happen next it would be a great British sporting occasion. I see Tyson Fury being too much for Joshua. I think Fury would be able to handle Joshua at long and short range in an exciting fight to win by decision or even late stoppage.

Kieran Farrell (Trainer and manager)

I think so long as Fury sees out the first four rounds, he can beat Joshua. But the first four versus Joshua are so dangerous. Sixteen of Joshuaโ€™s 21 knockout victories have come within the first four rounds.

Gary Logan (Trainer and former Southern Area champion)

Pre Sugar Hill and Andy Lee coaching him, I had AJ being at his devastating mid-range punching best to outlast Fury in a messy late rounds win. AJ has much better armoury than Wilder. He has a better repertoire and controlled violence than Wilder, and this gives him a more than reasonable chance against a surging Fury. Fury is as complete a heavyweight as there is, but AJ will not disappoint in this clash. Still, Iโ€™m going for Fury in a closer-than-people-think fight.

Andy Clarke (Commentator)

Recent evidence points to a Fury win. He would certainly start as the strong favourite. But until two elite competitors actually meet nobody can say for sure what will happen.

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