Anthony Joshua is upbeat about his bout with Tyson Fury, insisting that he is prepared for ‘torture’ during training for the clash.
The much anticipated showdown between the two British boxers will unify the heavyweight division and the winner will go down as the undisputed king of his generation. Joshua is as hungry as ever, and he is confident that he can defeat the Gypsy King.
“Am I excited? I ain’t excited, it is what it is,” Joshua told the skipper of his hometown club, Watford’s Troy Deeney, on the striker’s podcast.
“I’m getting ready to walk through a brick wall and nothing is getting in my way. I’m ready to go through whatever pain, torture, and adversity I have to go through in order to win, that’s why I’m really looking forward to it.
“I know I’m the man of this division and I will be for a long time. I came through this game quick and the way I had to learn was through mistakes, on the public stage as well.
“I came into this game not to take part but to take over, I feel I’m on a different wavelength and frequency”
