Tyson Fury makes predictions for Anthony Joshua’s rematch with Oleksandr Usyk… and thinks brutal KO is on

TYSON FURY has confirmed Anthony Joshua will be eliminated in his rematch against Oleksandr Usyk later this year.

AJ, 32 years old, will face the undefeated Ukrainian in April when he wanted to be a three-time heavyweight champion.

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Watford natives against the 34-year-old man in September after being defeated at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Derek Chisora ​​speaking before their event, talkSPORT he expects Joshua to avenge the defeat at the hands of Usyk.

Del Boy even assists Joshua in defeating Fury should the pair come to blows, as he has heaped praise on his punching prowess.

When asked who was at the top, Chisora ​​said, “I’ll go with AJ. AJ’s punch power is unbelievable.

“If AJ fights Fury, he has to attack him immediately, blow him up. He can’t box him. If he boxed with him, he lost. If you give Fury time on the ball, you’re in trouble. ”

The Gypsy King was quick to fire back at his old rival, as he stated that if Deontay Wilder or Wladimir Klitschko couldn’t stop him, Joshua had no chance.

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Posting on social media, he comment: “Here’s a message to Derek Chisora, I just saw that you said you thought AJ was going to destroy me. Never in a million years.

“If the greatest boxer in history can’t knock me down and Wladimr Klitschko can’t knock me down, then a big athlete can’t knock my friend down.

“So Del, he doesn’t have a bottle of wine to fight Usyk anymore. Next time Usyk will smack him properly.

“Never mind beating him in points, he’ll knock him down. But listen, just a man like me.”

“There’s only one man on these shores, and he’s called the Gypsy King, AKA Tyson Fury.”

King WBC Fury is aiming to return to the ring on March 26 after his epic win over Wilder in their trio meeting.

WBC recently ordered Fury to defend his heavyweight belt against obligatory challenger Dillian Whyte.

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But then they confirm the percentage of any wallet split will be 80% support the champion.

Whyte has since then opposes the decision and is appealing, pushed back the date of the wallet bid.

Bob Arum, promoter of Fury, based in the US, has urges Whyte to ‘quite troublesome’ and agreed a fight deal with Manchester United fans.